Controversial Gay Activist cum Actor Uche Maduagwu has jabbed Lagos state governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, for declaring a three-day mourning period for victims of the Ikoyi building collapse.
Uche in a post shared on his Instagram page said the governor should stop “magnifying his negligence” by declaring the mourning period.
He also mentioned that the state governor did not declare any period of mourning for victims of the Lekki toll gate shooting incident that happened in October 2020.
He wrote;
Dear Governor Sir, stop magnifying your NEGLIGENCE with a 3 days mourning declaration, Ikoyi building collapse could have been avoided if relevant State #building tax payers funded authorities had done their jobs properly.
Can someone please explain how a building in a big man area of Gerrard road, #Ikoyi got an alleged approval for 15 floors, yet comfortably erected 21 floors for this 21st century and no #single Lagos building monitoring team checking to making sure they followed building permit regulations and standard for years?
But if Na to pursue innocent #Okada riders trying to put #food on the table of dem families now, you go turn monitoring spirit
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