Former Lagos State Governor and former Minister of Works, Babatunde Fashola, has ruled out contesting for presidency, saying he is content with his current role at home and would rather allow history to judge his public service.
Speaking during an interview on TVC on Wednesday, Fashola dismissed suggestions that he could join the presidential race.
When asked if he would contest for president, he replied, “No.”
Pressed further on whether he was considering the office of President of Nigeria, Fashola responded with a smile, “President of what? I’m president at home.”
Reflecting on his more than two decades in public service, the former minister described his journey as an extraordinary privilege.
“My journey has been an unimaginable privilege, and I hope that it, in some way, inspires another generation about the possibilities of this country,” he said.
He noted that Nigeria also has countless stories of people rising from humble
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