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I haven’t seen any aspirants for the 2027 Lagos State governorship election. Is nobody interested in becoming the governor of Lagos State? People should start declaring now. No one has even begun campaigning or publicly showing interest. Apart from Jandor, I haven’t seen anyone else. Who exactly are the candidates for the 2027 election? That said, anyone who intends to run should please consider appointing Mrs Aramide Adeyoye as their deputy or at least as Commissioner for Works. This woman means well. She is a former Julius Berger staff of about 15 years and a highly awarded civil engineer. She played a key role in several major infrastructure projects. She initiated some of the bridges that Babajide Sanwo-Olu completed during his first term. She also started the VGC flyover and strongly pushed for the Fourth Mainland Bridge. I’m not sure why she was dropped in the second term, but she was clearly on the right track. She ensured the timely completion of the Epe–Eleko road and built projects like the Agege Bridge. Many of her projects she started are now stalled. She is truly a round peg in a round hole, and I hope to see her even run for governor someday. Honestly, I would also like to know who is running so we can assess their track records. If there are no strong candidates, then Gov Ambode should jejely come back or people like Chief Femi Gbajabiamila should consider contesting. Personally, I would vote for him any day. From his work in Surulere,improving roads, repainting public buildings, maintaining cleanliness, and even supporting power infrastructure despite not contesting for anything,you can see he understands what 21st-century urban development should look like. If someone is faithful in small responsibilities, it shows what they can do with greater authority. Lagos is not a state where just anyone should be elected governor. It requires someone who understands the complexities of a fast-growing city of international repute,urban planning, infrastructure, and proper environmental management. We need a competent and experienced leader. Lagos is too important to be handed over to someone without the right experience or understanding. 📷: Mrs Aramide Adeyoye former SA to Governor Jide Sanwo-Olu on Works and road infrastructure

The reactions to the Ikorodu incident have been strong. The emotions, completely understandable. And every question being asked right now is the kind of question a conscious, engaged citizenry should be asking. Your concern is valid. Your scrutiny is welcome. That is exactly how it should be. The Lagos State Police Command has already provided a detailed update, outlining the full circumstances of the incident and the legal steps that have followed. That response exists because your voices demanded it. And your voices were heard. One thing however must be said, a short video, however powerful, rarely tells the complete story. Before final conclusions are drawn, the full facts must be allowed to surface through proper investigation and due legal process. This is not a request to look away. It is a call to look deeper. Under this leadership, accountability is not negotiable and transparency is not optional. Your concerns have landed. They are being taken seriously. And all of the truth, is what you will receive. You deserve nothing less. And nothing less is what we intend to give.

Below is the update on the viral video: Update: The Lagos State Police Command wishes to brief the general public on the circumstances surrounding the incident at the Ikorodu axis, which resulted in a viral video alleging the operatives of the Lagos State Taskforce were driving a vehicle against traffic. At about 6:30 am on Friday, 13th March 2026, officers of the Taskforce were on routine traffic enforcement patrol, inbound Mile 12, when a vehicle was intercepted by operatives of the Safer Highway Patrol and Protection after the driver made a wrongful turning, as this is a violation of traffic regulations. In an attempt to evade arrest, the driver reversed his vehicle and rammed into an oncoming commercial mini-bus, thereby damaging the mini-bus and endangering other road users. The Safer Highway Patrol Team subsequently handed over the driver and the vehicle to Taskforce officers for further action. During the enforcement, the suspect allegedly resisted arrest and obstructed traffic, causing a temporary gridlock along the corridor. Other components of personnel attached to the Taskforce applied minimal and necessary force to remove him from the roadway and restore normal traffic flow. The damaged mini-bus was towed to the Taskforce Office in Oshodi, while the offender's vehicle was taken to Alausa for further investigation and custody. Preliminary investigation further indicated that the suspect instigated bystanders, leading to a brief mob action against Taskforce Policemen during which stones were thrown at the officers. The viral video currently circulating online was recorded by the suspect while his vehicle was being conveyed to Alausa, and does not capture the full context of the incident. The suspect, Lateef Adeyemo ‘m’, was taken before a mobile court in Oshodi, where he was charged with four (4) counts, namely: Conduct likely to cause breach of the peace; Driving in a direction prohibited by the Law of Lagos State; Obstruction of public officers in the discharge of their official duties; and Malicious damage. He was remanded to prison custody because he could not fulfil the bail conditions. Part III, Schedule 1, Item 27 of the Lagos State Road Traffic Law and Regulations 2018 prohibits driving in a direction or neglecting lawful traffic directions, an offence punishable upon conviction with one year imprisonment and forfeiture of the vehicle to the State Government. The Command urges motorists to obey traffic regulations and cooperate with law enforcement officers. The public is also advised to refrain from circulating misleading narratives capable of causing public misunderstanding.