An aide to Sanwo-Olu has responded to comments made by Solomon Buchi. The comments in question advised foreigners to avoid a particular location.
The aide's response was directed at Solomon Buchi, addressing the advice given to foreigners. Further details about the exchange are available from the source.
The source provides more information about the situation, including the context of the comments and the aide's response to Solomon Buchi's advice.
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