Gbadebo’s father, Olawale Rhodes-Vivour, who is running for governor of the Labour Party (LP), has urged Lagosians to vote for his son in the state election on March 11.
The legal counselor expressed this at a question and answer session on Wednesday in the Ikeja area of Lagos when he supported his child for survey, saying Gbadebo has character and is rough to complete what he has begun.
Advertisement Olawale also stated that Lagosians could “prevail against evil” by voting for his son.
At the event, which was attended by members of the Rhodes-Vivour family and chieftains of the pan-Yoruba socio-political organization Afenifere, he stated, “If we can see the writing on the wall that it is possible to prevail against evil, then please come out on the 11th of March and make it a resounding victory for all of us.”
Senator Kofo Bucknor-Akerele, a former Deputy Governor of Lagos State, was also present at the event.
“Come out on the 11th, don’t be afraid, don’t be scared. The LP candidate’s father stated, “We have implemented strategies.”
“On the 11th, we are going to be proactive rather than reactive because even if we get 900,000 votes and you give us 500,000 votes, even though we win, it still affects the overall turnout of the situation,” we say.
Advertisement He stated that Nigerians have had enough and only want normal, decent people in power.
He said, “Gbadebo is my child. Gbadebo does not hold office; He is a campaigner. That is Gbadebo’s central character trait. He was busy debating with the minister of agriculture and leading marches to the legislature when he got out of school.
My son is capable of finishing what he started.
“Gbadebo, on a basic level, is only a decent man since he responds viciously to anything negative.
Ad: “During his activism, he realised that it is difficult to change things as an activist and he decided to go back to school to have a Masters in Political Science”
Additionally, Olawale kept his son away from the banned Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB). Gbadebo are not interested in IPOB. This boy is extremely driven and educated. In Lagos, we can always keep an eye on the record. He is not interested in IPOB. Even Obi has declared that he does not support IPOB.
Beside the occupant lead representative, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, who is looking for re-appointment under the pennant of the All Moderates Congress (APC), Rhodes-Vivour has his People groups Progressive faction (PDP) partner, Olajide Adediran otherwise known as Jandor to fight with in the activity.
Obi of the LP won Lagos with 582,454 votes in the presidential election, defeating Bola Tinubu, the APC’s flag bearer, who received 572,606 votes.
Obi won 11 states and the Federal Capital Territory, but Tinubu received the most votes overall and was later named the poll winner and Nigeria’s President-elect on Wednesday.
