PIUS ADE BABALEYE (PAB)
In a momentous declaration that signals the dawn of a new chapter for Ikeja Local Government, the Returning Officer for the 2025 Local Government Elections has officially announced Comrade Akeem Olalekan Dauda (popularly known as AKOD) as the duly elected Executive Chairman of Ikeja Local Government Area.
According to the final results released from the collation centre, Comrade AKOD emerged victorious with a commanding total of 12,139 votes, a clear testament to the confidence reposed in him by the good people of Ikeja.
This victory is not just political—it is deeply symbolic. It reflects the hope, trust, and collective aspiration of the people for a progressive and responsive local government administration. The result was greeted with jubilation across the wards and communities of Ikeja, as residents welcomed the outcome with joy and optimism.
Comrade Akeem Olalekan Dauda is widely respected for his grassroots connection, commitment to community development, and a track record of responsive leadership. His campaign emphasized transparency, infrastructural development, youth empowerment, and inclusive governance—an agenda that clearly resonated with the electorate.
The official declaration also marks a new era of accountability and people-centered governance, as AKOD has consistently promised to deliver better living standards and inclusive growth for all Ikeja residents.
As celebrations erupt across the local government, the message is clear: Better days are indeed here.
Congratulations to Comrade AKOD and the entire people of Ikeja Local Government!
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