BREAKING: Lagos Residents Embrace AAC, Accuse Tinubu Government Of Making Them Poorer, Homeless

Hundreds of Oworonshoki residents in the Kosofe Local Government Area Lagos State, have joined the African Action Congress (AAC)......See Full Story>>.....See Full Story>>

They also stated that hunger and hardship under the Presi­dent Bola Tinubu-led All Pro­gressives Congress (APC) needs to be tackled politically and ho­listically.

According to a statement signed by Osatohamhen Ebho­hon, Publicity Secretary, AAC, Lagos, these members cut across the young and elderly and most­ly victims of demolition carried out by the APC administration of Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu of Lagos State.

Receiving the new members into the AAC were the Acting Ward Chairman in Oworon­shoki Opeyemi Ogunlami; former Lagos AAC Secretary, Towolawi Jamiu; the Lagos AAC Woman Leader, Olaide Olurinde; Lagos AAC Public­ity Secretary, Osatohamhen Ebhohon, and Lagos AAC Or­ganising Secretary, Folayemi Akinfolarin, during a ceremo­ny held in Oworonshoki on Sunday September 8, 2024.

The Acting Ward Chairman, Opeyemi Ogunlami, commended the new members for making the right decision.

He stressed: “We are in a pe­riod in which we must unite to fight the monstrous Tinubu APC that have hijacked Nigeria and turned our collective resources to their private properties.”

He also enlightened the new members about the ideology and manifesto of the party, which centred on systemic change; that is taking the collective resources back from the few ruling elites and putting them under the dem­ocratic ownership, management and control of the people (work­ing class masses).

The new members also took the AAC oath of allegiance which is a fundamental principle in the AAC Constitution for new mem­bers.

The oath of allegiance process was led by the immediate- past secretary of Lagos AAC, Towola­wi Jamiu, which the new mem­bers were asked to recite.

The process also included the distribution of the party’s membership cards to the new members.

Some of the new members, who spoke after the inaugura­tion, included Harrison Cole, Pe­ter Wilfred, Folasade Ogundipe and Fatimo Olasujo.

They were all excited for be­ing new members of the AAC family because they believe that the AAC is the only alternative to the APC, PDP and their proxies, such as LP and others.