Lagos State Governor, Babajide Olusola Sanwo-Olu has no doubt done anything but his best as first citizen of the state.
According to the information at our disposal, making rounds in the media and amongst youths is the Endsars protest, leading to the shooting and killing of some innocent citizens at Lekki Tollgate.
However, in all fairness to the governor, he ran all inclusive government irrespective of tribe and religion.
Governor Sanwo-Olu loves Ndigbo and has demonstrated this through consistent good deeds towards the Igbo.
He refrained from making these public because he does not want to play “cheap politics”.
In a statement by his chief publicity secretary, “Governor Sanwo-Olu has demonstrated his love for the Igbo in several ways. But beyond the Igbo, I’d say it’s his love for humanity,” Akosile said.
Nevertheless, in reference to when late Ndubuisi Kanu passed on, the Governor took the burial as his personal project, giving the late elder statesman a befitting burial. He didn’t say because he was an Igbo man, no! He looks at everyone as a Lagosians.
We can also remember the case of Nigerian gold medalist, Chioma Ajunwa. Governor Sanwo-Olu redeemed a pledge made by the State Government of a beautiful house to her. Today, she’s a house owner in Lagos State courtesy of Governor Sanwo-Olu.
More recent, the former Super Eagles Captain Henry Nwosu medical bills was picked up to the last kobo by the governor?
The Governor also appointed an Igbo man into his Cabinet so that there would be a seamless relationship between him and the Ndigbo.
There are many good deeds of Governor Sanwo-Olu to the Igbo community that are not made public because, not every political deeds are meant to play politics.
