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The comments, which have since stirred reactions on social media platforms including Nairaland, are being interpreted by many as a veiled threat to opposition supporters and residents who may vote differently in the coming elections.
Observers say such remarks from influential transport union leaders could heighten political tensions, especially given the union’s historical involvement in Lagos electoral processes.
Civil society groups have urged security agencies and the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to remain vigilant and ensure that threats or intimidation play no role in shaping the democratic choice of Lagosians.
Meanwhile, political analysts believe the development underscores the growing concerns about electoral violence, voter intimidation, and political thuggery as Nigeria edges closer to 2027.
The Lagos State Government is yet to officially respond to the viral statement attributed to the NURTW boss.
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