According to Nivo News, Adediran made the remarks following a private meeting with the President at his Lagos residence during the Christmas holiday. He described the engagement as productive and insightful, noting that President Tinubu stressed the importance of sustained harmony and shared vision between the Federal Government and state administrations.

Jandor disclosed that the discussion centred on governance, development, and the need for effective collaboration between the centre and subnational governments to deliver tangible benefits to citizens. He said the President’s perspective reinforced the necessity of strategic alignment to drive national progress.

The former PDP candidate, who recently joined the All Progressives Congress and is now a chieftain of the ruling party, revealed that he briefed the President on the activities of local government councils in Lagos State, particularly their performance within their first 100 days in office. He noted that increased allocations from the federation account have enabled councils to execute visible development projects.

He explained that several local governments in the state have been able to commission roads, health centres, customary courts, and other infrastructure projects within a short period, attributing the achievements to improved funding and fiscal discipline.

Jandor credited the progress recorded at the grassroots to what he described as the President’s bold economic reforms and emphasis on accountability in public finance management, which he said have empowered local administrations to function more effectively.

The former governorship candidate, who came third in the 2023 Lagos State election, has already indicated interest in contesting the seat again in 2027. He also expressed confidence that President Tinubu would secure a convincing victory in the next presidential election, citing what he described as the expanding influence and consolidation of the President’s political base nationwide.