Politics
Lagos LG ballot: Octogenarian votes, says winners should fulfil marketing campaign guarantees

An octogenarian, Mrs Kemi Rabiu has stated winners that emerged from Saturday’s Native Authorities Space administrations in Lagos State should fulfill their marketing campaign guarantees.
Rabiu spoke at Ijaiye/Ojokoro Native Council Improvement Space (LCDA) the place she went to solid her vote within the state’s council ballot holding on Saturday.
In accordance with her, there is no such thing as a cause why the native authorities chairpersons shouldn’t ship on their marketing campaign guarantees, particularly now that they’re getting their funds instantly from the federal
“The native authorities areas in Nigeria now get their monies instantly from the Federal Authorities, and so, there is no such thing as a cause why they need to not carry out.
Rabiu stated in contrast to in previous council elections, the response of residents is encouraging.
In accordance with her, though some residents are skeptical about voting, the candidates should be certain that election guarantees are saved to encourage extra participation in future elections.
‘The councils are the closest to the individuals and so, should make sure the individuals get dividends of democracy for renewed hope,” she added.
The Lagos council ballot is holding concurrently in 20 native authorities areas and 37 Native Council Improvement Areas of the state.
Fifteen out of the 18 registered political events are contesting.
(NAN)

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