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June 12: Lagos Speaker Praises President Tinubu’s Achievements, Calls for Civic Engagement

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Obasa congratulates Tinubu reforms

As Nigeria marks Democracy Day, June 12, Rt. Hon. Dr. Mudashiru Obasa, Speaker of the Lagos State House of Assembly, has urged citizens to actively engage in the democratic process while appraising the administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR.

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In a statement released by his Chief Press Secretary, Dave Agboola, Obasa lauded the commendable leadership of President Tinubu, emphasising the significant strides made under his administration, which he said have fostered hope and transformation across the nation.

He further commended Tinubu’s dedication to improving security, driving economic development, and empowering communities. “This day reminds us of our collective journey toward a more just and equitable society,” Obasa stated while reflecting on the importance of June 12 as a symbol of resilience in the face of challenges.

The Speaker urged the people of Lagos to keep the hope of democracy alive and recognise their pivotal role in shaping the future of their communities. “Democracy has come to stay in Nigeria, and every one of us plays a vital role in its success. Your voice matters, your vote matters,” he added.

With local government elections imminent in the state, Obasa passionately appealed for the support of all APC candidates, highlighting that voting for these representatives is an investment in the continued progress of Lagos State. “Together, we can ensure effective governance that delivers on the promises of democracy,” he asserted.

He emphasised the importance of unity and active participation in strengthening the democratic process.

In his closing remarks, Obasa appealed to Lagosians to remain supportive of the current administration, assuring them that efforts are continually underway to deliver the dividends of democracy to every citizen.

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Governor Dauda Lawal Appoints 282 aides to strengthen inclusive governance in Zamfara State

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The Executive Governor of Zamfara State, Dr. Dauda Lawal, has approved the appointment of 282 individuals as Senior Special Assistants.

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The appointees include some Technical Assistants and Special Assistants who have been upgraded to Senior Special Assistants.

Announcing the approval, the Secretary to the Zamfara State Government, Malam Abubakar Mohammad Nakwada said the appointments underscore Governor Lawal’s commitment to inclusive and participatory governance, strengthening grassroots engagement, broadening citizens’ involvement in government affairs, and enhancing effective communication of government policies, programmes, and achievements across the state.

The development further reinforces the administration’s commitment to accountability, transparency, and people-centred development under the Rescue and Rebuild Agenda.

The appointees will assist the Governor in a wide range of roles, including Community Engagement, Grassroots Mobilization, matters relating to Persons with Disabilities, Media & Publicity, and other duties as may be assigned.

Governor Lawal charges the appointees to demonstrate dedication, loyalty, professionalism, and commitment to public service, while serving as effective bridges between government and the people, ensuring that diverse community voices are heard and reflected in governance.

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SWAGA 2.0 Launches Tinubu Re-election Campaign in Lagos

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SWAGA 2.0 is set to launch its Tinubu re-election campaign in Lagos, pledging grassroots mobilisation for the President and Obafemi Hamzat

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Thugs Attack NDC Town Hall Meeting in Lagos

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Thugs attacked supporters of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) during a town hall meeting in the Oregun area of Lagos State on Thursday

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