Less than a week after InsideMainland exclusively reported that Agege Local Government chairmanship aspirant, Mr. Sola Osolana has stepped down and agreed to run as a running mate to another aspirant, Mr. Ganiyu Egunjobi, the popular politician has reacted to the report.
According to Osolana who is prominent in Agege community for his philanthropic nature, the decision to step down and run as Vice Chairman to Egunjobi who is also from the All Progressives Congress (APC) is in the interest of the party.
“If you know me well enough, you would know that I have been in Agege politics for a long time even before I decided to run as Chairman. Now that I have made public my decision not to run as Chairman, that still would not change the drive I have to make a change in my community,” he said.
When queried further, Osolana stressed that he opted to step down owing to his loyalty to the party chieftains. “I have elders (chieftains) and people I look up to in Agege politics. Before I decide on anything, I seek their opinion. When these people advised it is best I shelve my plans for now, I think that is the best decision to take. I know I have a long way to go in politics. So, I need to listen to these elders if I also want people to take me serious when that time comes.

More: http://insidemainland.com/2017/04/04/popular-agege-lg-chairmanship-aspirant-speaks-insidemainland-decision-step/

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