..I acknowledged your supports for Lagos
While elections and it's attendant preparations clinching top gear levels throughout the nation, Nigeria,the Lagos West Senatorial candidate of All Progressive Congress party (APC),Her Excellency Dr Idiat Oluranti Adebule (Sisi-west) today was in a warm receptions in the hands of all party stakeholders in Mushin local government Area in Lagos state.
At the grassroot meeting which almost turn carnival,major party leaders took time to appraise the political preparations and consistency, hence it has become crucial that the party stalwarts meets to chat a way forward towards year 2023 election decisions which is to see all their respective candidates winning victoriously at the polls both at national and Lagos state.
The visiting Senatorial candidate, Dr Adebule, used the medium to appreciates the warm receptions from the All Progressive Congress faithfuls,promising them a fulfilling and productive representations at the upper chamber of the legislative arm of governments.
One principal and senior party leader at the gathering, Senator Ganiu Olanrewaju Solomon (GOS) who leads the reception team, charge the tempo of other party members to ensure they armed themselves with their PVC to vote for all the All Progressive Congress Candidates from presidential, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, (Jagaban) Gubernatorial,Governor Babajide Olushola Sanwo-Olu/Hamzat, Senatorial, Lagos West Senatorial seat,Dr Idiat Oluranti Adebule and other APC candidates at the federal, state house of Assembly respectively and other contestants from other constituencies in the party.
As an experienced party stakeholder, Senator Ganiu Solomon assured Lagos residents to avoid vote aparthy but to cast their votes massively for continuity benefits Lagos is known for since arrival of democracy in 1999 hitherto.
The event was attended by both serving and former assembly member's in the state,one of them who had made an indelible political mark at Ifako/Ijaye constituency,Hon. Dayo Saka Fafunmi was present to provide political and solidary support to the grassroot mobilisation of the electorates.
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