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The All Progressive Congress (APC) won 20 of the 24 House of Representatives seats in Lagos while Labour Party (LP) clinched three and the Peoples Democractic Party (PDP) won one in the recently concluded February 25, 2023 National Assembly elections.
Here is a full list of the winners and their political parties;
1. Hameed Adewale Waheed (APC) – Agege Federal Constituency
Dr Wale Ahmed is a medical practitioner born in Agege, Lagos, on 3rd May 1965.
Education
Anwar-Ul-Islam College, Agege – 1977 – 1982
Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS), Usman Dan Fodio University, Sokoto – 1985 – 1991
Political career
Hon Commissioner, Ministry of Local Government and Community Affairs – 2020 – Present
Hon Commissioner for Special Duties – 2011 – 2015
Member, Lagos State Publicity Committee of the ACN for General Elections – 2011
Lagos State House of Assembly on the platform of the Alliance for Democracy (AD) – 1999
While in the Lagos State House of Assembly, Dr Wale Ahmed was Chairman, House Committee on Health. He specifically sponsored the motion for free treatment of accident victims within the first 24 hours, which the Tinubu administration immediately adopted.
Masters in Humanitarian and Refugee Studies (MHRS), University of Lagos – 2002
Masters in International Law and Diplomacy (MILD), University of Lagos – 2000
State Secretary, All Progressives Congress (APC), Lagos State.
2. Kalejaiye Adeboye – Ajeromi/Ifelodun (APC)
3. Ganiyu Ayuba – Alimosho (APC)
4. George Adegeye – Amuwo-Odofin (LP)
5. Adedayo Olumuyiwa – Apapa (APC)
6. Sesi Whingah – Badagry (APC)
7. Raji Olawale – Epe (APC)
8. Thaddeus Attah – Eti-Osa (LP)
9. Balogun Olusegun – Ibeju-Lekki (APC)
10. Balogun Olusegun – Ifako-Ijaiye (APC)
11. Faleke Abiodun – Ikeja (APC)
12. Benson Adegoke – Ikorodu (APC)
13. Ogbara Kafilat – Kosofe (APC)
14. Badru Dolapo – Lagos Island I (APC)
15. Akiolu Kayode – Lagos Island II (APC)
16. Moshood Oshun – Lagos Mainland (APC)
17. Alli Taofik – Mushin I (APC)
18. Fayinka Toyin – Mushin II (APC)
19. Obasa Tajudeen – Ojo (PDP)
20. Dawodu Ayinla – Oshodi-Isolo I (APC)
21. Okey Joe – Oshodi-Isolo II (LP)
22. Ademorin Kuye – Somolu (APC)
23. Femi Gbajabiamila – Surulere I (APC)
24. Okunlola Lanre – Surulere II (APC)
Source: NewsWireNGR | Read More from Newswirengr.com
