Opposition party leaders from Alimosho Local Government Area believe they can win the upcoming election. Isiaka Shodiya leads the People's Democratic Party there and spoke about their plans on Saturday. He thinks his team has strong chances during the July 12 voting day. The party wants to control Alimosho and five smaller council areas around Lagos. Shodiya feels confident that voters will pick their candidates over other groups.
Party members work hard to find supporters across different neighborhoods like Igando Ikotun and Egbe-Idimu. They also campaign around Mosan Okunola, Ayobo-Ipaja and Agbado-Oke Odo areas. Shodiya says his political team stays united and focused on winning elections. He believes God will help them beat their opponents during the contest. The party chairman thinks they have built strong networks throughout Lagos State.
Shodiya wants election officials to run fair and honest voting processes. He tells the Lagos State Independent Electoral Commission to make sure everything happens properly. The party leader claims the ruling group has broken many promises to regular people. He thinks voters feel disappointed about current leadership performance. Shodiya believes citizens want change from their local government representatives.
The party chose their candidates for different positions during a Wednesday meeting. These people will compete for chairmanship jobs and council member seats across the area. Shodiya asks all residents to come out and vote on election day. He wants large crowds to support his party at polling stations. The chairman hopes voters will give opposition candidates a real chance to serve their communities.
Party members work hard to find supporters across different neighborhoods like Igando Ikotun and Egbe-Idimu. They also campaign around Mosan Okunola, Ayobo-Ipaja and Agbado-Oke Odo areas. Shodiya says his political team stays united and focused on winning elections. He believes God will help them beat their opponents during the contest. The party chairman thinks they have built strong networks throughout Lagos State.
Shodiya wants election officials to run fair and honest voting processes. He tells the Lagos State Independent Electoral Commission to make sure everything happens properly. The party leader claims the ruling group has broken many promises to regular people. He thinks voters feel disappointed about current leadership performance. Shodiya believes citizens want change from their local government representatives.
The party chose their candidates for different positions during a Wednesday meeting. These people will compete for chairmanship jobs and council member seats across the area. Shodiya asks all residents to come out and vote on election day. He wants large crowds to support his party at polling stations. The chairman hopes voters will give opposition candidates a real chance to serve their communities.
