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Senator Mamora Takes Giant Stride With National Intervention Committee In Ensuring Sanwo-Olu Victory

The National Special Intervention Committee in Lagos state headed by the Minister of Science & Technology, Senator Olorunnibe Mamora, and other members of interventional committee on Monday embarked on Governor Sanwo-Olu re-election tours to Local governments.

As we all know Saturday 18th of march 2023 is the Governorship and House of Assembly elections, the Senator has taken a giant stride in ensuring Governor Sanwo-Olu is Victorious in the forthcoming election.

Senator Mamora and his team has taken the bull by the horns as they visited Kosofe, Amuwo-Odofin and Iba local governments to canvass to the electorates, urging them to rally their full support for Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu’s re-election.

Mamora remarked Governor Sanwo-Olu’s achievement in terms of massive empowerment of the youths, provision of social amenities across board, increased investment in transportation services, and improved living standard of Lagosians. He appealed to them to vote Sanwo-Olu and all House of Assembly candidates of APC.

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In the same vein, In Amuwo-Odofin local Government, a former Minister of Defence, Musiliu Obanikoro urged Lagos residents to reward the good gestures of the current administration by massively voting for Sanwo-Olu’s re-election on Saturday, saying it is an opportunity to continue the good work he has started since 2019 when he came on board.

A chieftain of the APC, Hon. Ademola Adetokunbo, equally urged all Lagosians to come out in their large numbers to vote the governor and all APC House of Assembly candidates for effective representation.

He expressed confidence that the second term of the administration in Lagos will open a fresh chapter in the developmental strides of Sanwo-Olu in Lagos.

Meanwhile , the National Special Intervention Committee is charged with the responsibility of security monitoring and political resolutions within Lagos State.