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Mr Macaroni Calls Out Sanwo-Olu Over Bad Roads In Lagos

Nigerian activist and skit maker Mr. Macaroni has voiced his displeasure with the “deplorable state of roads” in Lagos.

Addressing Babajide Sanwo-Olu directly, the actor questioned the Lagos governor’s “priorities” in a post via X.

Macaroni, who was born Debo Adedayo, emphasized what he called the “glaring contrast” between Sanwo-Olu’s apparent disregard for Lagos’ “crumbling infrastructure” and his enthusiasm to greet the president in Abuja.

The content creator also called on the governor to “do better” and assume accountability for the well-being of Lagos residents.

“Hello Mr Governor @jidesanwoolu. One of these days when you are not too busy with the very serious task of going to the Airport in Abuja to welcome Mr President from an International trip, kindly take a drive around Lagos roads and let us know why the government continues to risk the lives of Lagosians,” he wrote.

“There are potholes on the roads causing accidents that are capable of destroying lives and properties. Do better?”

This is not the first time Macaroni has spoken out against the Lagos governor.

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