Fashola explains why he avoids public criticism of Tinubu
Babatunde Fashola, former Lagos State Governor and Minister of Works and Housing, has said he prefers to advise President Bola Tinubu privately rather than criticize him on television. In a recent interview, Fashola explained that he has direct access to the President and values keeping their communication private. He emphasized that public commentary is unnecessary when he can share his views directly. Fashola also addressed speculation about his political future and reflected on his time in public service.
What we know
- Fashola said he chooses to advise President Tinubu privately instead of on television.
- He revealed that the President personally seeks his input on areas for improvement ahead of the 2027 elections.
- Fashola stated he has already advised the President on several issues and prefers to keep their communication channel open.
- He dismissed claims of blind spots in the administration, citing his direct access to the President.
- Fashola ruled out running for president, saying he is content with his current role at home.
