The Muslim Rights Concern on Monday said that it will support Babajide Sanwo-Olu’s second-term bid as governor of Lagos State following his performance in his first term.
The group’s director, Prof. Ishaq Akintola, said in a statement that the governor’s score card reveals giant steps in critical areas.
“It is our humble submission that Sanwo-Olu is the best option and we urge Lagosians, regardless of religious background, to give him their votes. “These are very significant steps, particularly for a mega city like Lagos with its perennial traffic congestion,” he said.
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