The governorship candidate of the Accord Party in Lagos State, Honourable Hakeem Onikoyi-Dickson says he is confident he will win the election.
Mr Onikoyi- Dickson said his good works in Surulere will speak on his behalf.
The Former Chairman of Surulere local government vowed to bring the dividend of democracy to the door step of all Lagosians if elected in 2023.
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He noted that the administrations of Fashola and Ambode have done very well even though a former Lagos state governor, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu put the structures in place for so much to be achieved.
Discussing Education, the Accord candidate said he will introduce Nonmatriculated students which is a case of a child being accepted into a higher institution of learning until he or she fulfils the requirement of being a matriculated student..
“There is no way a child will stay at home if he or she does not meet the minimum requirement to go to university.
“A child will be admitted into the university system while he or she prepares to meet the required condition to make them matriculate but in the meantime they will be differentiated as non-matriculated.
Hon Dickson speaking further, said the entire Alausa ministry will be hosted on a website to reduce payment bottlenecks. The issue of double taxation will also be erased.
“Once I get elected into Alausa, the seven point agenda will 100% start working right away.
“In less than two years, we will have seen a lot of changes, changes for the better.
“I will make sure that I spend money on waterways, ensure there are jetties everywhere our boats will pass through.
“There will be sanity in Lagos and a reduction in crime rate,” Onikoyi-Dickson said.
