Kashamu made the statement while reacting to the claims that he was not serious with his governorship ambition, while some said he joined to seek immunity.
Kashamu who rebuffed the claims said, it would be unreasonable for anyone to commit the kind of resources he committed to the electoral process without a plan to win. He stressed that he gave his all in the election as he was ready to fight impunity and injustice.
“I hate injustice with a passion. I can give anything to fight injustice. We put in our best. But the protracted court case had adverse effect on our supporters and mobilisation efforts. We thank God that the rule of law prevailed and we were on the ballot against the expectations of the lawbreakers,” a statement quoted Kashamu to have said in an interview.
Kashamu, who represented Ogun East in the 8th National Assembly, said he had in since gone back to his cotton and hospitality businesses after his governorship ambition hit the rock.
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