Lagos LG Election: Tunde Disco/Ganiyu Obasa’s Campaign Train Hits The Ground Running In Agege

Posted on June 27, 2025

Ahead of the forthcoming Local Government election in Lagos State, southwest Nigeria, the campaign train of the candidates of All Progressive Congress (APC) in Agege Local Government is gathering momentum.

 

Chairmanship candidate, Hon Tunde Disco and his vice, Hon Ganiyu Obasa is giving the opposition parties goose pimples especially with the vibrancy of how people in the grassroots are rooting for the success of APC in the coming LG election.

Tunde Disco and Ganiyu Obasa have been moving around to seek for the votes of the citizens. From the royal fathers in the local government area to the ordinary people on the street, APC is leaving nothing to chance to ensure that both Disco and Obasa are elected.

 

P.M. EXPRESS presents photos as Tunde Disco and Ganiyu Obasa’s campaign hits the ground running as the local government election draws closer on 12th July, 2025.

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