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Rep Whingan Thumps Tinubu Over June 12 Heroes Recognition
Rep Whingan Thumps Tinubu Over June 12 Heroes Recognition
As President Bola Ahmed Tinubu broke the jinx of June 12, 1993 by recognising the heroes and heroines who risked their lives for democracy in Nigeria, Hon. Sessi Oluwaseun Whingan, representing Badagry Federal Constituency of Lagos State in the 10th Assembly has president Bola Tinubu for recognizing the sacrifices of Nigeria’s democratic heroes while rallying the youth behind the administration’s long-term vision for national growth.
The lawmaker who spoke with newsmen shortly after the joint session of the National assembly with President Tinubu on Thursday, June 12, described the President’s Democracy Day tribute as a significant gesture, acknowledging those “who fought the struggle,” and emphasizing that honoring such heroes goes beyond party lines. “When you do the right thing, even your enemies will agree with you,” he said, highlighting the rare unity of voices supporting the President’s message, including from the opposition.
He likened Nigeria’s current state to a patient undergoing treatment: “When you are sick, you take medication, but healing takes time. That is where we are as a nation. The President is laying a concrete foundation for a greater economy and a greater Nigeria.”
Addressing the role of youth in nation-building, Hon. Sessi affirmed full support from the younger generation. “The future belongs to us. We see that the government’s policies today align with the vision of the youth,” he stated, calling for continuous policy evaluation to ensure they reflect the aspirations of Nigeria’s vibrant and dynamic young population.
Eereporter said that Lagos state born federal lawmaker expressed optimism in Nigeria’s democratic journey, lauding the President’s commitment to inclusive governance and national healing. “We thank Mr. President and believe in the people’s democracy,” he said.
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Political Faction Backs PDP’s Adelaja Adeoye For 2027 Lagos Guber
Political Faction Backs PDP’s Adelaja Adeoye For 2027 Lagos Guber
Political faction backs PDP’s Adelaja Adeoye for 2027 Lagos guber. Kazeem Oshodi, spokesperson of the group, announced the endorsement in a statement issued on Sunday in Lagos.
Oshodi said the move signalled growing political momentum for change ahead of the 2027 poll in Lagos state, describing Adeoye as a formidable contender capable of challenging the dominance of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC).
“After careful assessment of the current state of affairs in Lagos, LPG unequivocally endorses Prince Laja Adeoye as the next governor of Lagos State in 2027,” he said.
“Laja Adeoye represents the fresh, innovative, and people-centred leadership that Lagos desperately needs to move beyond incremental progress to transformative prosperity for every resident.”
Oshodi described LPG as a coalition of progressive citizens, youths, entrepreneurs, business leaders, mobilisers, and community advocates committed to inclusive growth.
He praised Adeoye’s track record as a visionary entrepreneur, real estate developer, and political strategist with a deep understanding of Lagos’ economic dynamics.
Oshodi said the group had pledged to mobilise millions of Lagos residents across political, social, and economic divides to ensure Adeoye’s emergence as governor.
He said Lagos required transformative leadership that would deliver inclusive prosperity beyond what he described as selective flagship projects.
“While we acknowledge some infrastructure strides under the present APC government, these efforts have often been marred by delays, incomplete execution, and unequal distribution of benefits,” he said.

Adelaja Adeoye
“Persistent traffic gridlock, rising living costs, inadequate affordable housing, and insufficient job creation remain serious concerns affecting many Lagosians daily.
“Lagos deserves more than selective flagship projects; it requires holistic, inclusive prosperity that benefits all social classes, locations, and communities.”
Oshodi said Adeoye had demonstrated excellence in real estate development by delivering high-quality and sustainable housing schemes in the private sector.
“His expertise in urban planning, innovation, and private-sector efficiency uniquely positions him to tackle Lagos’ core developmental challenges effectively,” he said.
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ADC Sets To Begins Sale Of Nomination Forms For Congresses, National Convention
ADC Sets To Begins Sale Of Nomination Forms For Congresses, National Convention
ADC sets to begins sale of nomination forms for congresses, national convention. In a statement on Sunday, Chinedu Idigo, the ADC national organising secretary, invited interested party members seeking to contest elective positions to obtain the relevant forms.
According to the statement, the expression of interest form costs N2,000 and is non-refundable.
For state-level positions, the ADC fixed the nomination fee at N500,000 for chairman, N300,000 for secretary and N50,000 each for other officers.
The party said nomination fees for ward-level positions are N10,000 for chairman, N5,000 for secretary and N3,000 each for other officers.
At the local government level, the nomination fee is N40,000 for chairman, N30,000 for secretary and N10,000 each for other officers.
The party said the forms can be obtained at the national secretariat or the respective state secretariats.
“The sale and submission of the Expression of Interest and Nomination Forms will close on Friday, 27th March 2026. No late submissions will be accepted,” the ADC said.

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The screening of the aspirants is expected to hold from March 30 to March 31, 2026.
“All aspirants are advised to comply strictly with the above guidelines and the published guidelines for the congresses,” the statement reads.
Last week, the ADC announced the timetable for its nationwide congresses and national convention.
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Defection: APC Set To Formally Receive Governor Lawal In Zamfara
Defection: APC Set To Formally Receive Governor Lawal In Zamfara
Defection: APC set to formally receive Governor Lawal in Zamfara. Mr Lawal recently defected from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to the ruling APC.
The Zamfara chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has concluded arrangements to welcome Governor Dauda Lawal into the party formally.
This is contained in a statement on Saturday by the state APC publicity secretary, Yusuf Idris.
Mr Lawal recently defected from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to the ruling APC.
According to the statement, the formal reception, scheduled for Tuesday, March 24, will be attended by President Bola Tinubu, whom Vice President Kashim Shettima will represent.
“Shettima will be accompanied by the national executives of the party, as well as the immediate past governors of Zamfara and other major stakeholders of the party in the state.

Dauda Lawal
“Similarly, other APC governors, National Assembly members and other top-notch members of the APC within and outside the state are expected to attend.
“The party has already strategised on how to mobilise supporters across the board in order to ensure a smooth and successful reception for the governor,” it added.
The statement further said various committees had also been formed to ensure a hitch-free reception in the state.
“Therefore, the party appeals to all members, supporters and well-wishers to come out en masse and welcome our amiable President Bola Tinubu, who will be represented by Vice President Kashim Shettima,” it pleaded.
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