A group – Concerned Youths of Badagry Federation has appealed to the Lagos State Governor, Mr. Babajide Sanwo-Olu to appoint one of their Abdul-Lateef Yahaya, in the All Progressives Congress (APC) into his cabinet.
Why Sanwo-Olu Need To Appoint Abdul-Lateef Yahaya Into His Executive
The group is making the request because they claimed that Sanwo-Olu had pledged so to Yahaya on May 27th in order to resolve the APC Primaries crises in Badagry Constituency 1.
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What The Concerned Youths of Badagry Federation Requested From Sanwo-Olu
Writing to Mr. Governor, the group made their request saying:
“We request you to consider Abdul-Lateef Yahaya – who is co-winner of 2023 APC primaries for House of Assembly in Badagry I, Lagos State, for appointment in your exco.
“Sir, shortly after APC primaries on May 27, a meeting took place at your official residence in State House, Marina, where you met with Dr. Sunny Ajose, our leader in APC Badagry Federation; Cornelius Ojelabi, state APC chairman, Fatai Ayoola, chairman of Ajeromi LCDA; Olusegun Onilude, chairman of Badagry Local Government; and Abdul-Lateef Yahaya.
“Sir, we believe in the conclusion of that meeting where you promised that if Yahaya, who polled 14 votes like his co-contestant, would concede and allow Solomon Bonu to be APC flagbearer, you would ensure he is compensated to serve in your administration’s second term.”
Some Projects Made By Sanwo-Olu and the APC in Badagry Lately
Also, they applauded Sanwo-Olu and the APC for the victory and projects in Badagry citing the reconstruction of the Badagry Market to hospital roads down to ASCON Road as well as the Peridot/EchoStone Housing Estate, Mother and Child Centre in General Hospital, and Lagos Theatre as laudable projects in the ancient town.
Who Is Abdul-Lateef Yahaya?
Abdul-Lateef Yahaya is a former Chief of Staff to Badagry Local Government Chairman, Mr Olusegun Onilude.
For the 2023 Elections, he was an aspirant into the Lagos State House of Assembly for Badagry Constituency 1 but lost the ticket to the current representative, Solomon Saanu Bonu.
