With just 19 days to the 2025 Local Government/Local Council Development Area (LG/LCDA) elections in Lagos State, the re-election campaign of Otunba-Akogun Wale Raji Anomo is gathering momentum in Ikosi-Ejinrin LCDA under the theme “Continuity of Progress.”
Anomo, who is seeking a second term as Executive Chairman, is running on the strength of a performance record widely acknowledged for its focus, inclusiveness, and tangible community impact. Over the past three years, his administration has executed a range of development projects across education, health, security, and youth empowerment.
Under his leadership, several schools have been constructed and renovated to enhance learning conditions, while access to primary healthcare has been expanded to improve community well-being. The installation of streetlights across key areas has improved security and night-time mobility, while digital empowerment programs have opened new opportunities for youths and women in the LCDA.
In a political atmosphere often dominated by rhetoric, Anomo’s campaign emphasizes delivery and results. “Leadership is not about occupying a seat—it’s about touching lives,” his campaign stated, underscoring a philosophy of service rooted in community engagement and accountability.
The LCDA has enjoyed relative peace, stability, and administrative coherence during his first term, with many observers crediting Anomo’s hands-on leadership style for fostering unity and progress at the grassroots.
As election day approaches, the call from his campaign is clear: consolidate the gains, deepen the reforms, and continue the journey of transformation.
Residents are being urged to support the continuity agenda by voting to return Anomo for another term on July 12, with campaign messages stressing stability, progress, and inclusive governance.