Africazine:
Mrs. Mojisola Meranda has secured a significant victory in the APC Lagos State House of Assembly primary.
In a highly attended primary held in Apapa, Meranda received 2,926 votes, showcasing her strong grassroots support. The event took place at Ijora Oloye Nursery and Primary School, where security was provided by various agencies, ensuring a peaceful atmosphere despite the large turnout.
Meranda’s Victory in Lagos Assembly Primary
Mrs. Mojisola Meranda, the Deputy Speaker of the Lagos State House of Assembly, emerged victorious in the APC primary for Apapa Constituency I. She garnered 2,926 votes, surpassing her competitors in a contest that drew significant participation from party faithful. The primary was held on a Wednesday, beginning at 1:00 p.m., and was marked by a peaceful environment.
Four candidates contested for the sole ticket: Meranda, Esan Adedotun, Mike Egbayelo, and Elizabeth Toluwalope. The turnout was unprecedented, reflecting the strong support Meranda has cultivated within the community. Her arrival at the venue was met with cheers, highlighting her popularity among delegates.
Lagos: Key figures on APC Primary Results
- 2,926 votes for Mojisola Meranda
Community Support for Meranda’s Leadership
<pThe support for Meranda was echoed by various party members and delegates. Mr. Adams Aremu, the APC youth leader in Ijora, described the day as a "victory day" for her, emphasizing her grassroots initiatives that have positively impacted small businesses in the area. Another party executive noted that residents had expressed their preferences through their votes, praising her performance in office.
Delegates, including Mrs. Folasade Ojomo, voiced their belief in the importance of continuity in leadership, further solidifying Meranda’s position as a strong candidate for the next Speaker of the Lagos State House of Assembly.
Next Steps for Meranda and the APC
- Meranda may become the next Speaker of the Lagos State House of Assembly.
- Continued community engagement and support initiatives are expected.
Meranda’s victory signals strong community backing and potential leadership continuity in Lagos.
