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Alogba declares interest in Ikorodu Constituency I seat, pledges inclusive representation

Alogba Kareem Adeleke has declared his intention to contest for the Ikorodu Constituency I seat in the Lagos State House of Assembly ahead of the 2027 general elections, as political activities begin to gather momentum in the area.
He said his aspiration is driven by a commitment to public service and a desire to contribute to sustained development in Ikorodu, while building on existing progress and advancing practical ideas to improve residents’ welfare.
Alogba pledged inclusive representation and collaboration with stakeholders to ensure effective governance and community-focused development.
“This is about contributing positively to the continued development of Ikorodu. I am committed to working with the people and all relevant stakeholders to ensure that representation remains impactful and inclusive,” he said.
He identified youth empowerment, community development, and expanded access to opportunities as key priorities of his agenda.
Alogba is a former public servant in the Lagos State Civil Service, with experience in programme analysis and systems development focused on improving service delivery and strengthening governance efficiency. His background also spans technology-driven solutions and institutional systems support aimed at enhancing planning and administrative effectiveness.
“My goal is to support progress, strengthen engagement, and ensure that the voices of our people remain at the centre of governance,” he added.

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