The political atmosphere in Eredo LCDA witnessed another major show of grassroots alignment as residents and stakeholders in Ward K1 openly declared strong support for Prince Adetola Ganiu Olusegun, popularly known as Segun 3, ahead of the Lagos State House of Assembly election for Epe Constituency II.
The gathering attracted a massive crowd of party faithful, community stakeholders, traditional figures, religious leaders, youths, and women groups who came together to express confidence in the grassroots political mobilizer and his aspiration.
Stakeholders at the event also reaffirmed their belief in the principle of two-term rotational representation within Epe Constituency II, insisting that fairness, equity, and political understanding must continue to guide the constituency’s political structure.
According to several speakers at the gathering, Eredo has played its role within the rotational arrangement, stressing that it is now the turn of Ikosi District to produce the next representative at the Lagos State House of Assembly.
The event was graced by several respected personalities within the community, including the Baale of Eredo, Chief (Mrs.) Odunaya, the Iyalode of Odogbawojo, the Chief Imam of Eredo, Chief Saka Eleku of Odogbawojo, and Chief Adeshina, alongside other notable stakeholders and grassroots coordinators.
Many of the speakers described Prince Adetola Ganiu Olusegun as a grassroots political mobilizer whose developmental record during his tenure as Chairman of Ikosi-Ejinrin LCDA continues to resonate across communities within Epe Constituency II.
They recalled several projects executed during his administration between 2008 and 2014, particularly in education, healthcare, infrastructure, youth empowerment, security, rural electrification, and environmental development.
According to stakeholders present, the projects and policies implemented during his tenure continue to stand as evidence of practical governance and impactful grassroots administration.
The atmosphere at the gathering reflected strong unity and political coordination, with chants, prayers, and words of encouragement filling the venue as supporters reaffirmed their readiness to stand firmly with Prince Adetola Ganiu Olusegun ahead of the assembly race.
Political observers within Epe Constituency II described the development as another significant boost to the growing grassroots momentum surrounding Prince Segun 3, especially as conversations around two-term rotation and Ikosi District’s turn continue to gain wider acceptance across communities within the constituency.
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