PDP Candidates For Lagos Assembly In 2023 General Elections Back Suspension Of Aivoji, Benedict






Candidates of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) for the Lagos State House of Assembly in the 2023 General Elections have thrown their weight behind the suspension of the party's State  Chairman, Mr. Philips Aivoji and his Deputy, Benedict Felix Tai.

This was contained in a statement signed by all the 40 candidates of the party in the 20 Local Government areas of the state and dated April 25, 2023.

The Working Committee of the Lagos State PDP had earlier on Tuesday ratified the suspension Hon. Philip Olabode Aivoji and Hon. Benedict Felix Tai.

Vice Chairman, West Senatorial District of the party, Hon. Sunday Olaifa, was then directed to assume the office of the Chairman pending the outcome of the court case in an acting capacity, being the Vice Chairman from the Senatorial District of Hon. Olabode Aivoji.

"We members of the LAHA 2023 PDP candidates fully support the action of the Lagos State Central Working committee on the ratification of the suspensions and hope that the decision would also be placed on other party members who had betrayed the party by supporting other parties' candidates at the detriment of the party' candidates and chances at the just concluded elections.


"We also wish that those that had hidden part of the money meant for the State House of Assembly election are made to face the full wrath of the law and pay back what has been denied the candidates.

"We also wish there is total house cleaning to remove in totality those involved in anti party activities and replace all wards leaders involved in this project," the statement read.

The signatories are:

AGEGE 01: BANKOLE OLUWASEYI BABATUNDE

AGEGE 02: EJIKUNLE OLORUNSHOGO ISREAL

AJEROMI 01: LUQMAN ADELAGUN ODUMOSU

AJEROMI 02: TAOFEEK OLAJIDE KUYE

ALIMISHO 01: EMMANUEL SUNDAY SOGUNRO

ALIMOSHO 02: MONSURU EJALONIBU

AMUWO-ODOFIN 01: DAVIES ALABA EMMANUEL

AMUWO-ODOFIN 02: AFEEZ GBADESHERE OLUWA

APAPA 01: DAUDA ALIYU

APAPA 02: BABAWALE OGUNYINKA

BADAGRY 01: OLUGBENGA AFEEZ FAYEMI

BADAGRY 02: ASHADE WAHAB AIYELERU

EPE 01: KESHINRO ABIODUN AKEEM

EPE 02: ADESADA WASIU AKINGBADE

ETI-OSA 01: LASISI AKEEM JINADU

ETI-OSA 02: DR HAZAAN ZAMANI

IBEJU LEKKI 01: BALOGUN WARIS DARE

IBEJU LEKKI 02: ABEEB WASIU ADEKUNLE

IFAKO-IJAYE 01: OLOYEDE ABIODUN MUTAIRU

IFAKO-IJAYE 02: GIWA ADESHOLA WASIU

IKEJA 01: JOHN KOME

IKEJA 02: OMITADE ADEWALE OLUMIDE

IKORODU 01: LAWAL OLAMIDE OLALEKAN

IKORODU 02: ADEWALE ISIAKA OYEBO

KOSOFE 01: BABASOLA OWOAJE

KOSOFE 02: IBRAHIM BALOGUN

LAGOS ISLAND 01: SAHEED TAOFEEK ABOLAJI

LAGOS ISLAND 02: LAWAL DAVIES AKINSEMOYIN

LAGOS MAINLAND 01: OWOLABI LUKMAN BABATUNDE

LAGOS MAINLAIND 02: AKINTUNDE PRATT

MUSHIN 01: FATAI HASSAN

MUSHIN 02: TAJUDEEN AREMU

OJO 01: AMOSU OYEDELE GBEMAFO

OJO 02: AMOSU RASHEED OLADELE

OSHODI-ISOLO 01: SAHEED AREGBE

OSHODI-ISOLO 02: AKINYEMI AKINTUNDE KAZEEM

SOMOLU 01: SHITTU ADEDOLA OLUKOREDE

SOMOLU 02: AJAYI AYODEJI JOHNSON

SURULERE 01: SULAIMON ABOLAJI THOMPSON

SURULERE 02: MODUPE JOHNSON OLABOWALE

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