The Youth Leader of the Allied Peoples Movement in Lagos State, Zainab Aderinsola, has described the party’s governorship candidate, Laja Adeoye, as a “frontline alternative” for the state ahead of the 2027 governorship election.
Aderinsola, in a statement on Monday, said Lagos required an impactful leader capable of addressing the challenges confronting residents, despite the state’s growing revenue.
She identified failing roads, traffic congestion, unaffordable housing, unreliable electricity and flooding as some of the major challenges facing Lagos residents.
According to her, Adeoye’s private-sector experience and policy blueprint, tagged _“Atunto Eko 1.0 – Re-engineering Lagos for Inclusive Prosperity,”_ provide a comprehensive framework for addressing the needs of residents.
“Lagos does not need another slogan about world-class status, but practical solutions to shorter commutes, cheaper power, affordable housing and functional clinics,” Aderinsola said.
She said the blueprint covers affordable housing, healthcare, education, job creation, electricity, transportation, flood control and security across
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