When Gbajabiamila Called Out Desmond Elliot: The Closed-Door Showdown
In Abuja’s assembly chambers, Speaker Femi Gbajabiamila summoned Desmond Elliot for a no-holds-barred review of his 12-year tenure in the state legislature. What began as a polite greeting soon turned into a pointed exchange over the lawmaker’s lack of tangible projects. Gbajabiamila pressed Elliot on roads, bridges, hospitals and drainage schemes—projects constituents could actually touch. Each time Elliot cited sponsored motions or a book launch, the Speaker quipped that motions don’t build roads and asked if anyone could live inside a 198-page volume. Under the growing chill of the air conditioner, Elliot defended himself as opposition propaganda and natural disasters. Gbajabiamila reminded him of the network that secured his seat, only to find his Surulere district still riddled with potholes. The meeting ended with the Speaker revealing Elliot’s replacement and advising him to return to Nollywood. In this candid political drama, even the security guard outside couldn’t hide a chuckle.
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