Fashola says he is not interested in running for president
Former Lagos State Governor Babatunde Fashola has stated that he is not interested in contesting for the presidency. In a recent interview, he emphasized his satisfaction with his current life and his preference to let history judge his public service. Fashola reflected on his career as an extraordinary privilege and encouraged young Nigerians to be inspired by stories of success within the country. He also discussed governance, the judiciary, and ongoing issues facing Lagos State.
Key takeaways
- Babatunde Fashola firmly ruled out joining the presidential race, saying he is content with his current role at home.
- He described his public service journey as a privilege and hopes it inspires future generations in Nigeria.
- Fashola declined to comment on succession debates or preferred candidates for Lagos governorship.
- He emphasized the importance of public confidence in the judiciary and a vibrant opposition for healthy democracy.
- Addressing Lagos flooding, he noted the need for cooperation between government and residents, and highlighted ongoing reforms under President Bola Tinubu.
