Sunday , 18 May 2025
Home News Alleged Defection of 27 Lagos Assembly Members to Labour Party
NewsTrending News

Alleged Defection of 27 Lagos Assembly Members to Labour Party

The Lagos State House of Assembly wishes to categorically debunk the malicious and unfounded publication alleging that twenty-seven members of the Assembly are planning to defect from the ruling party to the opposition Labour Party (LP). This publication is entirely false, misleading, and a deliberate attempt to misinform the public.

We find this report not only offensive but also riddled with inaccuracies and outright falsehoods that serves no purpose other than to sow discord and confusion within the Assembly and among the good people of Lagos State.

 

The recent developments in the House, including the removal of the erstwhile Speaker, Hon. Mudashiru Obasa, and the election of Rt. Hon. Mojisola Lasbat Meranda as the new Speaker, are purely internal matters. These actions were carried out in accordance with the constitution of the federal republic of Nigeria as Ammended.

 

These events in no way suggest any intention by members to leave the party. We emphasize, without any ambiguity, that no member of the Assembly is contemplating defection.

 

See also  Labour Party Chieftain Calls for Presidential Apology, Compensation for Minors Involved in #EndBadGovernance Protest

We were elected under the Leadership of the Ruling Party, The ruling party remains united and focused on delivering its mandate to the people of Lagos State. The falsehood being spread originates from agents of destabilization who seek to create unnecessary tension and division within the Assembly.

 

To our party leaders and supporters across the state, we assure you that all members remain committed to the party.

 

Furthermore, we reaffirm that any internal disagreements within the House will be resolved amicably through peaceful and democratic mechanisms. There is no crisis that warrants any member considering defection.

 

We also call on all media partners to uphold the ethics of journalism by verifying facts before publication and refraining from spreading unverified reports that could mislead the public.

 

E- Signed

 

Hon. (Otunba) Ogundipe Stephen Olukayode

Chairman, House Committee on Information, Strategy and Security

Lagos State House of Assembly

See also  Court Schedules Hearing for Femi Falana and Son’s ₦1 Billion Defamation Lawsuit Against VeryDarkMan

Leave a comment

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Related Articles

Glo Foundation, LAWMA
Health & WellbeingTrending News

Glo Foundation treats LAWMA sweepers to day of fun, excitement, empowerment 

Glo Foundation, the social responsibility arm of Globacom, on Saturday partnered the...

Unity Bank
BusinessTrending News

Global Money Week: Unity Bank Deepens Commitment to Financial Literacy with Nationwide Youth Outreach

In demonstration of its commitment to financial empowerment targeting Youths, Unity Bank...

EducationTrending News

Unity Bank Launches GenFi, Targets Children, Teens with Gamified Banking Platform

In a bold move to redefine promotion of financial literacy, Nigeria’s retail lender, Unity...

FIRSTBANK
SportsTrending News

FirstBank And Estars Forge Innovative Partnerships to Elevate Esports Education

FirstBank, the West African premier bank and financial inclusion service provider, is...