Genuine growth is always a gradual process, when in doubt choose change, choose labour party - Hon Okufuwa Samad Oluwatoyin

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The Kosofe constituency 2 house of assembly candidate of Labour party in the coming elections Hon Okufuwa Samad Oluwatoyin has come out to implore Nigerians and indeed well meaning lagosians not to be discouraged with the news filtering in that the Independent National Electoral commission has erroneously omitted the labour party logo for the senatorial and house of representatives elections in a few local govts in the state.

A quick check on the inec portal revealed that Lagos state labour party will still be having the logo of the party in 14 house of representatives positions in Lagos state and they are as follows; 

Agege federal house of representatives Labour candidate        Fatai Hassan, 

Ajeromi Ifelodun federal house of representatives Labour candidate 

Emilia Ezeude, 

Alimosho federal house of representatives candidate of labour party 

Azubuike Emmanuel umeadi

Amuwo Odofin Federal house of representatives candidate of Labour party

 Olamide George.

Badagry federal house of representatives candidate for Labour party

Princess abiodun onikosi

Eti osa federal house of representatives candidate for Labour party

Thaddeus attah... 

Ifako-Ijaiye federal house of representatives candidate of labour party olawonyi akeem adeoye.

Ikeja federal house of representatives candidate of labour party

mutiu olakunle okunola

Lagos island 1 federal house of representatives candidate of labour party Dosunmu oluwatobi sodipe

MUSHIN 1 Federal house of representatives candidate of labour party

 Ismail ashade. 

Ojo Federal house of representatives candidate of labour party

Oluwaseyi ayopo sowunmi

Oshodi isolo 1. Federal house of representatives candidate of labour party Olukayode salako

Ooshodi isolo 2 Federal house of representatives candidate of labour party Barrister Jesse okey joe onuakalusi

Surulere 2. Federal house of representatives candidate of labour party Chidiebere Kingsley nwoga

Hon Okufuwa Samad concluded by saying that growth is most times a very gradual process and the best bet for Nigerians at this time is to stand with labour party has it is the only party that is obviously ready with great plans for the people and the only party prepared for true and honest change.




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