Lagos PDP Guber Candidate  Says He’s Undeterred by Recent Attacks

Segun James

Despite  attack on his campaign train last Sunday, the Lagos State  Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) governorship candidate, Dr. Abdul-Azeez Adediran (Jandor) has said he would not be deterred  in his resolve to win the state for the people.

According to Adediran, whose campaign train was attacked  at Mowo area of Badagry, the development  has only spurred him more  in his quest.

The attack which occurred at about 6:30p.m while the team was returning from a visitation to members of the party at Ikoga area, left some journalists and PDP supporters wounded and many vehicles damaged.

Refused to be intimidated by the attack allegedly sponsored by the loyalists of the ruling  All Progressive Congress (APC), Adediran, whose bullet proof vehicle was also damaged, met with leagues of pastors in Ojo LGA while Funke Akindele continued to visit markets in the area.

Adediran, in an interactive session with the league of pastors in Igbede/Iyana axis of Ojo Local Government, said that the state needed a breath of fresh air that would
make Lagos works for all and sundry.

According to him, the Badagry Division where Ojo LGA is also located has suffer long neglect, hence the need to support him as an indigene of Ojo LGA, to  change the story of the division for better.

Promising free and compulsory education, security and massive infrastructural development, Adediran said that he would ensure that the wealth of the state work for the residents, especially the masses.

While at the palace of the Royal Majesty, Elekunpa of Ekunpa Kingdom, Oba Abu Kazeem Kosoko in Ojo Local Government Area, Adediran promised never to let the traditional institutions down.

He told the Oba that he would run a government of the masses that everyone would be proud of.

On her part, Akindele, who took campaign to Sibiri market, Ajangbado Market and Vesper Markets told the traders that Jandor-led government would ensure better life and robust  economy.

She said that their administration  would give women opportunity and ensure total inclusiveness.

Akindele said that Jandor would implement 35 per cent affirmative action for women if elected.

Jandor’s campaign team, which began touring of the 245 wards in the state starting from Alimosho Local Government on Wednesday, moved to Badagry on Saturday and Sunday before coming to Ojo LGA. The team has been visiting traditional rulers and other stakeholders.