Lagos Community News Review

  Ejigbo, Lagos — June 13, 2025 The heart of Ejigbo throbbed with fresh political energy as Aare Taoheed Adebayo Taiwo (TAT) stepped forward at the APC Secretariat on Anu Oluwapo Street, flag in hand, destiny in sight. The flag presentation ceremony was not just a party ritual — it was the unveiling of a candidate the APC has entrusted to drive its vision of grassroots transformation. In a rare display of unity and purpose, APC faithful, community leaders, and supporters flooded the venue, reaffirming their commitment to TAT’s project. His speech — fiery yet measured — captured the hunger for change in Ejigbo LCDA. He promised action where others offered excuses, inclusion where others sowed division. "This flag is not just cloth and colors,"TAT declared. "It is a covenant with the people of Ejigbo. Together, we will rewrite the story of this LCDA." Surrounding him was the full squad of APC candidates, each representing a critical pillar of the party’s local structu...

In celebration of Eid-el-Kabir, Senator Mukhail Adetokunbo Abiru, representing Lagos East Senatorial District, has distributed food packs to 12,000 households across the 16 LGs and LCDAs in the district. The initiative, carried out on Wednesday, June 4, 2025, also saw the distribution of 75 cows and 200 rams to royal fathers, party leaders, clerics, and community stakeholders. The food packs—containing rice and garri, per household—were branded with the names of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR and Senator Abiru, signaling alignment with the Renewed Hope Agenda and national food security efforts. This large-scale outreach, part of Senator Abiru’s broader #DoingGood initiative, targeted vulnerable groups including people with disabilities, the elderly, women, and unemployed youths, many of whom were shortlisted through an online nomination process. Speaking during the exercise at his Ikorodu constituency office, Senator Abiru reaffirmed his commitment to supporting constituents during ...

  L Watch this video for more details  ✍️  By Salisu Lukman (Lagos Community News) In Ikosi-Isheri LCDA, festive seasons don’t arrive quietly — they arrive with impact. And once again, Mayoress Princess Samiat Abolanle Bada has upheld her tradition of delivering tangible relief to residents in preparation for Eid-el-Kabir (Ileya). On Sunday, June 1st, 2025, the Mayoress flagged off a large-scale,  ward-by-ward distribution of cows, rams, and rice , reaching all segments of the community — from the elderly and widows to market women, religious groups, and youth organizations. This gesture is  not a one-time political stunt  — it is  part of her consistent practice of touching lives during every festive period. 🐏 Cows, Rams & Rice — Distributed Residents across Ikosi-Isheri LCDA received: Large bags (50kg) of rice for household use Rams and cows  for both personal and community celebrations And above all,  a reaffirmation that they are not...