LAGOS STATE GOV., BABAJIDE SANWOOLU ALLEGEDLY LAVISH $6MILLION ON SIDE CHIC BIRTHDAY BASH IN GRENADE

An exclusive story was posted on @jacksonpnb twitter (X) handle revealing how Lagos state governor, Babajide Sanwo Olu lavished whooping $6million on his side-chic birthday party in far away George, Grenade.

Aisha Achimugu, the wife of the first Nigerian to die of Covid-19 went on a love boat trip to the island of Grenada with her lover, Governor Babajide Sanwoolu, partying and spending Lagos tax payers money in billions to celebrate Aisha’s 50th birthday.

Sanwoolu, who once had a fling with embattled former Minister, Beta Edu, traveled to Grenada on the birthday bash of his new lover Aisha, renting a private island where they did the celebration galore..

According to his post;
Randy Governor Babajide Sanwoolu aka SanwoKpekus paid popular entertainer, Kenny G about $150k to perform for few hours at the $6million birthday bash for his sidechick, Aisha Achimugu, in Saint George, Grenada!

Babajide Sanwoolu booked to use the Calivigny Island, Grenada, for his sidechick’s lavish birthday party in 2023. He paid $ 1.5 million for a one-week stay for his chick.

While he also paid to stay at the Silver Sand Hotel, Saint George, Grenada, Sanwoolu will tiptoe to Calivigny Island at night to spend time with his side chic. From Silver Sand Hotel to Calivigny Island is about 0.9 miles.
The smallest room, as reservations were being made for the birthday bash, was approximately $1k per night. Sanwoolu would have paid for a Presidential Suite for seven nights aside from the Millions of dollars he paid for the Private Island.

Meanwhile, Terry Waya who went with his son, regretted spending his top dollars for Private Jet to Grenada, the whole place was littered with old woman. Waya loves them young!

However, Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwoolu debunked the story with;

Last weekend in St. George’s, Grenada, I presented Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell with a miniature of the Blue Line Rail and we engaged in extensive discussions on various aspects of our bilateral relations, focusing particularly on tourism, agriculture, and other economic interests that could benefit both our regions.

Prime Minister Mitchell also shared exciting plans for Grenada’s upcoming 50th-anniversary celebrations in February. It was a productive and enriching exchange, setting the stage for deeper collaboration between our regions.

Additionally, I had the opportunity to attend some social events, further strengthening the ties between our two nations.