Tinubu-Sanwo-Olu Reconciliation: Ex-APC Chairman Reacts
- the reconciliation between President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and Lagos state Gov.
- Tinubu reportedly forgave Sanwo-Olu during a closed-door meeting Saturday with the Lagos State Governor’s Advisory Council (GAC).
- Babarinde said news of a rift had sparked worry and speculation.
Bola Babarinde,former APC chairman,reacts to the reconciliation between President Tinubu and governor Sanwo-Olu,calling it a major win for Lagos stability. The move signals a significant step forward for the APC and Nigeria’s economy. Babarinde praised Tinubu’s wisdom in resolving the rift, viewing it as crucial for the nation’s progress. He highlighted Sanwo-Olu’s loyalty and character, emphasizing their commitment to Lagos. This pivotal reconciliation aims to foster political stability and economic growth,ensuring Lagos remains a key player. News Directory 3 reports on this unfolding political narrative. Discover what’s next for Lagos and Nigeria.
Tinubu, Sanwo-Olu Reconciliation Seen as Boost for Lagos Stability
Updated June 10, 2025
the reconciliation between President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and Lagos state Gov. Babajide Sanwo-Olu is being hailed as a significant progress for the All Progressives Congress (APC) and the nation. Bola babarinde, former chairman of the APC in South Africa, described the move as a “great relief.”
Tinubu reportedly forgave Sanwo-Olu during a closed-door meeting Saturday with the Lagos State Governor’s Advisory Council (GAC). babarinde, also general secretary of Renewed Hope Global, issued a statement Tuesday through the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Lagos, welcoming the resolution.
Babarinde said news of a rift had sparked worry and speculation. He praised Tinubu, the Asiwaju of Yorubaland, for demonstrating wisdom and political maturity in reuniting with Sanwo-Olu. He described Sanwo-olu as a loyal supporter during the 2023 elections, despite challenges in Lagos.
Babarinde vouched for Sanwo-Olu’s character, calling him humble, principled, and progressive-minded. He suggested any missteps were unintentional and that political enemies may have fabricated accusations.
“Thankfully, the recent reconciliation between President Tinubu and Governor Sanwo-Olu offers great relief,” Babarinde said. “it is a positive sign not just for Lagos but for Yorubaland and Nigeria as a whole. Peace in Lagos means stability for the entire nation.”
Babarinde noted he had supported Sanwo-Olu from abroad and later contributed to his administration after an invitation from the governor. He continues to back Sanwo-Olu’s leadership.
What’s next
babarinde expressed hope for continued cooperation between Lagos State’s executive and legislative branches, aiming for Lagos to maintain its position as Nigeria’s leading economy and a source of pride for Africa. The reconciliation is expected to foster political stability and economic growth in the region.