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REVEALED: Governor Sanwo-Olu’s Discussion With APC Leader, Tinubu In London

On Wednesday, Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu revealed what he discussed with Bola Tinubu, the National Leader of the All Progressives Congress, APC, in London, United Kingdom.

On Tuesday, photos of Tinubu hosting Sanwo-Olu in London surfaced, showing the two in intense conversation.

The governor said the APC national leader was in good health during the unveiling of brand new locally assembled compactor trucks and 100 double Dino Bins for the Lagos State Waste Management Authority (LAWMA) on Wednesday.

He went on to say that the two talked about rumors concerning Tinubu’s health, the party, and the country as a whole.

Tinubu was healthy, according to the governor, and there was nothing to be concerned about because “photos don’t lie.”

“You saw the pictures. He is our leader. I went to see him in London. Our discussion is just around rumours about his health. He is healthy. We conversed and we talked about what is happening in our party and the nation. There is nothing to worry about because pictures don’t lie,” he said.

Tinubu, who has had multiple medical trips this year alone, had surgery roughly two weeks ago and could be billed for another over an illness that has yet to be revealed, according to NEWS DIRECT last Saturday.

The APC National Leader has been absent from official and party engagements in the country for some time, amid speculation that he is being groomed to succeed Muhammadu Buhari’s dictatorial dictatorship in 2023.

Tinubu was reportedly reported sick and hospitalized in Paris, France, in January 2021. Before the report of his breakdown went viral, Tinubu had complained of weariness and had gone out to rest.

In the first week of January, he was taken to Paris for medical treatment.

Tinubu was also in Paris on June 15, according to NEWS DIRECT, battling some old age diseases.

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