Election Season: Video of Sanwo-Olu Standing at Church Entrance to Shake Congregants Sparks Reactions

• Governor Sanwo Olu joined worshippers at a church in Lagos over the weekend and he made sure to also exchange pleasantries
• A video making the rounds on social media captured the governor who is seeking re-election standing at the entrance to share handshakes with congregants
• Social media users had mixed reactions to the video with some people noting that the governor is scared of the LP effect

Congregants at a church in Lagos were in for a surprise on Sunday, March 12, as they were joined by the incumbent governor of Lagos state, Babajide Sanwo-Olu.

The governor seeking reelection into office worshipped in the church and took a moment to address congregants.

However, Sanwo-Olu took things to an unexpected level when he positioned himself at the church’s entrance after service in a bid to exchange pleasantries with members heading home.

Former governor Ayo Fayose’s brother, Isaac, shared a video on Instagram showing the moment the governor shared handshakes with those willing to interact with him briefly.

Watch the clip below:

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A post shared by Prince Isaac Fayose (@isaacfayoseoriginal_)

Sanwo Olu’s actions spark reactions

obi.chukwunonve said:

“If not for Peter obi all this bala blu will not be happening we are much wiser oga.”

philip674p said:

“E don lean, if he wins now he will change again, politicians would never change, anyway Grv all the way.”

emmanuel_nmecha_official said:

“Politicians should be made to know they are people’s servants. Not Lording themselves over people.”

iam_kolawole_ said:

“This man is too desperate to win this Governorship election cos I keep wondering why he doing all of this now … does he have something he doesn’t want to get to the public space … cos he hasn’t been doing this before now… asking for a friend though.”

ifeanyi.emmanuelugwu said:

“ I really feel for this man the past two weeks now has been so hard for him but thank God they now know power belong to the people.”