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Lagos Assembly lauds Tinubu’s endorsement of Sanwo-Olu, Hamzat for 2nd tenure 

The Lagos State House of Assembly has lauded the former governor of the state, Sen. Bola Tinubu for officially  endorsing  Gov. Babajide Sanwo-Olu and his deputy, Dr  Olufemi Hamzat  for  second term in office.

The Chairman, House Committee on Information, Security and Strategies, Mr Setonji David, made this known in an interview in Lagos on Sunday.

Tinubu on Friday,  officially endorsed the incumbent governor  and his deputy for another term, putting an end to speculations that the duo might not seek re-election because they were yet to get  Tinubu’s nod.

Tinubu’s public endorsement came days after Sanwo-Olu picked the Nomination and Expression of Interest forms of the ruling APC.

David, representing Badagry 2, said with the  development, the duo would enjoy the support of the APC presidential hopeful in their quest to contest the 2023 governorship election in the state on the platform of the  party.

“It is a welcome development. It is in the interest of the state for continuity of the very good works of the Sanwo -Olu administration.

“Lagos state has been enjoying good governance as laid down by our governor Emeritus, the Asiwaju Bola Tinubu.

“Consistency and continuation are the keys,  hence the people of Lagos are fully ready to return Sanwo -Olu to the state house.”

The lawmaker said the assembly would also work assiduously for Tinubu to replicate the good works he had done in the state at the Federal level.

David prayed that by God’s grace, Tinubu  would get  the APC ticket  for the upcoming presidential election.

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