Babatunde Fashola, governor of Lagos, has transformed the city - and helped halt the spread of Ebola in Nigeria
He famously claims to be "just doing his job". But in a land where
politicians are known for doing anything but, that alone has been enough to
make Babatunde Fashola, boss of the vast Nigerian city of Lagos, a very
popular man.
Confounding the image of Nigerian leaders as corrupt and incompetent, the
51-year-old governor has won near-celebrity status for transforming west
Africa's biggest city, cleaing up its crime-ridden slums and declaring war
on corrupt police and civil servants.



























