In a resounding display of unity, gratitude, and political maturity, kakalistiq.com reports that the Executive Chairman of Ikosi-Ejinrin LCDA, Akogun Wale Raji Anomo, alongside Vice Chairman Alhaji Wasiu Oluwole Dehinsilu, led All Progressives Congress (APC) councillorship candidates on a goodwill tour across key political strongholds in the Epe Division.
The appreciation tour was, according to a statement released today by the Chief Press Secretary, Areh Abdulhamid, aimed at acknowledging and thanking Apex APC leaders for their unwavering support and leadership ahead of the forthcoming local elections.
The delegation began at the residence of Alhaji Shakiru Akanni Seriki (Baba Bamu), the revered Apase of Epe Land and influential member of the Lagos State Governance Advisory Council (GAC). The atmosphere was warm and respectful as Chairman Anomo and his team expressed heartfelt gratitude for BAMU’s enduring mentorship and his vital role in fostering political stability and progress across the Epe Division.
The visit also witnessed the presence of Hon. Adesegun Adetola, former Chairman of Ikosi-Ejinrin LCDA, who shared inspiring counsel with the councillorship candidates. In response, the candidates collectively pledged loyalty to the APC, promising a fresh wave of grassroots-driven governance and responsible representation.
The next stop was the Lagos State House of Assembly, where Hon. Sylvester Ogunkelu (SKETEL), representative of Epe Constituency II, warmly received the team. In a candid exchange, Hon. Ogunkelu commended the team’s humility, discipline, and strategic outreach. He reminded them of the importance of staying connected to the people and charged them to deliver impactful representation that translates into real development for their constituents.
The final visit was to the office of Hon. Tokunbo Wahab (TKW), the Lagos State Commissioner for Environment and Water Resources, and a proud indigene of Ikosi-Ejinrin. There, the delegation was met with a mixture of warmth and hope. Hon. Wahab praised the synergy among the candidates and their leadership, describing their cohesion as a positive sign of readiness for governance.
He urged them to hold fast to the values of integrity, purpose, and compassion while serving their communities. “Service to the people must remain at the heart of your mission,” Wahab stated, praying for their success at the polls and beyond.
At every stop, the councillorship candidates reaffirmed their unwavering loyalty to the APC and their dedication to promoting accountable leadership, good governance, and people-centered development across the Ikosi-Ejinrin LCDA and the greater Epe Division.
Their journey, though one of gratitude, also signaled a strong and united front: one that speaks to the rising generation of local leaders ready to make a difference.
