Lagos commissioner’s ₦212 million watches spark questions amid flooding row
Lagos State Commissioner for the Environment and Water Resources, Tokunbo Wahab, has drawn public attention after saying his two wristwatches are worth at least $160,000, or about ₦212 million.
Mr Wahab disclosed an exchange on X with Babatunde Gbadamosi, the African Democratic Congress (ADC) deputy governorship candidate in Lagos, about the state government’s handling of flooding and waste management.
In Mr Wahab’s case, the questions arose amid a public debate about flooding, uncollected refuse, and the performance of the government department he oversees.
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