Categories: AFRICA

Nigeria: Lagos Governor Sanwo-Olu Visits APC Chieftain Tinubu in London

Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu on Tuesday visited a National leader of the All Progressives, Bola Tinubu in London, UK.

The visit by Sanwo-Olu will come as a relief for supporters of Tinubu, who has been speculated to have passed away with the government keeping his death away from the public.

Mr Tinubu, a former governor of Lagos state has been out of the country for over a month and missed the Lagos local government election held last week as well as the controversial APC ward congresses.

Jubril Gawat, a Senior Special Assistant to the Lagos State Governor of Lagos had posted the photos of the visit on his official Facebook page with a caption, “DADDY Asiwaju with BOS today in UK.”

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