Governor Fashola paid a Visit The MD of Young Shall Grow Motors In The Hospital

Lagos State governor, Governor Babatunde Rai Fashola paid a visit the

MD/Chairman of Young Shall Grow Motors Chief Vincent Obianodo who was

shot by gun men is currently in an undisclosed hospital receiving

treatment. We wish you quickest recovery sir. .

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