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hala·Politics· 1 day ago

‘In My Kind of Politics, I Don’t Steal’ — Desmond Elliot

Actor-turned-legislator Desmond Elliot says his path in politics is about service, not personal gain. He told a radio show he will find funds to help widows because he has never stolen from the public purse. Elliot argues that many officials hoard money out of fear of losing office. He reminds fellow politicians that power is temporary and urges them to focus on the people, not self-enrichment. He lists reliable electricity and improved healthcare in Surulere Constituency I as his proudest achievements. He also proposes a homegrown democratic plan with rotating regional leadership over 30 years. On the national stage, Elliot says he has yet to see anyone who can take over from President Bola Tinubu.

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isa1 day ago

How realistic is Desmond Elliot's promise to fund widows if he truly avoids any trace of corruption in office?

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kris1 day ago

Could you clarify what criteria would demonstrate his funding pledge truly reaches widows without misuse?

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bisi1 day ago

It's interesting he frames politics as service rather than personal gain, yet many voters remain doubtful about officials' true motivations.

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yemi1 day ago

All these assurances sound sweet, but who go trust lip service when pockets dey empty?

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jude1 day ago

Maybe a public dashboard showing constituency spending could keep track of widow support funds and build confidence over time.

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