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Olamide: Rapper wants a second term for Ambode

Olamide & Phyno

Olamide has told his fans and followers on Instagram that he's supporting Governor Ambode for a second term of four years.

Olamide has lend his voice to the second term ambition of Lagos state Governor, Akinwunmi Ambode.

The governor, who is currently in the stormy part of his political career, had announced his decision to test his popularity at the Lagos All Progressive Congress' governorship primaries on Monday, October 1, 2018.

Olamide had always displayed his affection for Governor Ambode as well as his policies in Lagos state since 2015.

ALSO READ: Top Ambode supporters absent at the polls!

The rapper had been at the forefront of entertainers, who rallied round the governor during his campaign ahead of the governorship election against Peoples Democratic Party candidate, Jimi Agbaje.

 

Olamide had sang about Lagos and once said Governor Ambode picked him up and adopted him after the death of his father.

ALSO READ: I partied with the Governor at Quilox on Friday

Olamide, Phyno spotted with Governor Ambode

Popular rappers, Olamide and Phyno on June 8, 2016 met the Lagos state Governor, Akinwunmi Ambode at the state house.

Phyno shared the shots on his Instagram page with the caption, “@baddosneh Connects X #fadafada.

Olamide and Phyno collaborated on song thanking God and counting their blessings in the song 'Fada fada'.

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