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Lagos State APC Declares Winners Of Chairmanship Primaries Across 57 Councils

Adejuyigbe FrancisBy Adejuyigbe FrancisMay 11, 2025No Comments3 Mins Read
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Lagos State APC Declares Winners Of Chairmanship Primaries Across 57 Councils.

The All Progressives Congress (APC) in Lagos State has announced the winners of its chairmanship primaries for the 20 Local Government Areas (LGAs) and 37 Local Council Development Areas (LCDAs), marking a significant step towards the upcoming local government elections. The primaries, held on 10 May 2025, were hailed as transparent and fair, with over 1,500 party delegates participating in a meticulously organised process.

 

Hon. James Faleke, who coordinated the primaries, had assured candidates of a level playing field, likening the standards to those of the party’s presidential primaries. “We are committed to ensuring a process that is credible and reflects the will of our members,” Faleke stated prior to the exercise. Babatunde Ogala, chairman of the electoral committee, echoed this sentiment, guaranteeing that the primaries were conducted with integrity and impartiality.





 

The voting process saw delegates from across Lagos State’s councils undergo rigorous screening for accreditation, ensuring only eligible members participated. The APC’s commitment to transparency was evident in the structured approach, which included verification protocols to prevent irregularities.

 

The official results, released on 11 May 2025, confirmed the following candidates for the chairmanship positions:

Ejigbo: Taoheed Taiwo  

Lagos Island-East: Muibi Alade  

Amuwo Odofin: Sanusi Ismail  

Ojo: Rufai Muibat  

Lagos Island: Taiwo Oyekan  

Ikorodu-North: Wale Ameen  

Eti-Osa East: Samsideen Agunbiade  

Badagry: Hunpe Babatunde  

Epe: Sura Olayemi Animashaun  

Ifako-Ijaiye: Usman Hamzat  

Igbogbo-Baiyeku: Olalekan Aroyewu  

Ojokoro: Rossini Oluyemisi  

Kosofe: Moyosore Ogunlewe  

Ajeromi-Ifelodun: Akindipe Olamilekan  

Ifelodun: Okeowo Oluremi  

Isolo: Olasoju Adebayo Babatunde  

Ibeju-Lekki: Sesan Olowa  

Ikosi-Ejirin: Anomo Adewale  

Badagry-West: Ibrahim Rauf  

Ikorodu: Ladega Adedayo  

Oriade: Rasak Oloyede  

Orile-Agege: Abiodun Akinola  

Shomolu: Ashimi Lateef  

Ikosi-Isheri: Bada Abolanle  

Oshodi-Isolo: Oloyede Kehinde  

Imota: Sunday Benson  

Ikorodu-West: Kazeem Sulaimon  

Apapa: Sebanjo Idowu  

Olorunda LCDA: Ajose Peter  

Eredo: Ismail Monsuru  

Mosan-Okunola: Opeyemi Akindele  

Ayobo-Ipaja: Agbaje Abiodun  

Alimosho: Akinpelu Ibrahim  

Apapa-Iganmu: Jimoh Olawale Saliu  

Bariga: Bukola Omofe Adedeji  

Mushin: Aruwe Tubosun  

Ojodu: Olusegun Odumbaku  

Egbe-Idimu: Balogun Idris  

Igando-Ikotun: Akinsanya  

Ikeja: Hakeem Dauda  

Onigbongbo: Moyo Adebanjo  

Odi-Olowo: Jakande Lawal  

Surulere: Yusuf Sule  

Coker-Aguda: Ogidan Azeez  

Agboyi-Ketu: Tola Oyedele

 

The announcement has been met with enthusiasm within the party, with APC leaders praising the smooth execution of the primaries. “This is a testament to our commitment to internal democracy,” said a party spokesperson. The selected candidates are now poised to represent the APC in the local government elections, expected to take place later in 2025, as the party seeks to consolidate its dominance in Lagos State.

 

As preparations for the elections intensify, the APC has urged its candidates to engage with communities and present robust plans to tackle pressing issues. With Lagos being Nigeria’s economic hub, the outcome of the local government elections will have significant implications for governance and development in the state.

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