As the July 12, 2025 local government elections draw near, political momentum is building in Ibeju-Lekki as residents prepare to elect leaders expected to shape the future of the fast-developing coastal corridor. Framed not merely as an election, but as a decisive movement for sustainable development and people-focused governance, the polls are drawing increased attention from stakeholders and citizens alike.
Frontlining the campaign on the platform of the All Progressives Congress (APC) is Engr. Abdullahi Sesan Olowa, who, along with the APC team, is seeking a mandate rooted in a clear policy agenda. The campaign promotes a vision anchored on security, improved healthcare delivery, strategic infrastructure, environmental sustainability, quality education, youth development, and economic growth—particularly in the digital and local enterprise sectors.
Supporters describe the APC’s leadership as experienced and performance-driven, citing strides made in governance, community engagement, and grassroots inclusion over recent years. They are urging voters to turn out in large numbers to consolidate on what they call a tested and visionary path.
“This election is about choosing continuity, results, and the future of Ibeju-Lekki,” said Alhaji Sonaike Omotola (SOI), a prominent party mobilizer. “We are calling on all residents to come out in unity and vote decisively. Your vote is your voice, and this is the time to let it be heard.”
The APC campaign continues to emphasize that the stakes go beyond partisan politics, calling for a collective commitment to progress, prosperity, and participatory governance at the grassroots level.