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Every election is a choice between maintaining the status quo and embracing a new direction.
If you believe Lagos deserves better governance, safer communities, and more opportunities, your voice matters.
Support Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour for Lagos State Governor.
Support BabaTunde Gbadamosi For Deputy Governor Lagos state.
We have complained, We have shouted, we have cried, but nothing changed
Now it is time to work together to fix our state, it is time to work together to eliminate APC and their grip on Lagos that has been destroying Our Beautiful State
This is Our Lagos, GRV is our Choice
I proudly present the African Democratic Congress (ADC) Lagos State Winning Ticket for the 2027 Governorship Election.
Governor: Architect Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour
Deputy Governor: Babatunde Gbadamosi
Congratulations, Lagos!
Together, we look forward to a new
This Tuesday on Super FM, I stressed the point that the APC are left with only two electoral strategies: violence and vote buying.
So when they bring the money to your polling unit to buy votes, seize it, because it was stolen from you.
Then vote against them for attempting to buy your dignity after ruining #ourlagos .
This is an interesting ticket!
Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour may just be more serious and ready than we all think...
Gbadamosi is a top choice!
ADC is coming!!! We will #RiseUp and rescue Nigerian
The momentum is building....
Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour makes bold statement as he teams up with another indigenous Lagosian, Babatunde Gbadamosi as his Deputy to run for the 2027 Lagos State Governorship Election
What do you think of this duo?
#LagosPolitics
Flood Worsens: Lagosians across the state call out the Government for gross incompetence and failure to tackles flooding issues after APC ruled the state for over a decade
Flood Worsens: Lagosians across the state call out the Government for gross incompetence and failure to tackles flooding issues after APC ruled the state for over a decade
The videos from Lagos Flooding are beyond alarming. Lagasians have lost billions of Naira worth of property. There is nothing the Mega City can do? No one can solve the perennial disaster? You can’t go to Amsterdam & fetch their engineers? Where is Tokunbo Wahab?
Dealing with flooding in Lagos requires a forward-thinking approach tied to public policy and town planning. We need to adopt sponge cities initiatives, proper waste management policy, and technology for early warnings, rapid response, and emergency protocols.
#ourlagos
Six Years Later, DNA Test Confirms Unidentified Body Found in Ikorodu Mortuary Was a Missing #EndSARS Protest Reporter
A DNA test has confirmed that the unidentified body discovered at a mortuary in Ikorodu, Lagos, was that of Pelumi Onifade, the journalist who went missing after being arrested during the #EndSARS protests in 2020.
Onifade, whose full name was Onifade Emmanuel Pelumi, was covering the protests against police brutality on October 24, 2020, when he was reportedly arrested by police officers in the Agege area of Lagos. According to reports, he identified himself as a journalist and was wearing clothing that clearly marked him as a member of the press at the time of his arrest.
Days later, an unidentified body was deposited at a mortuary in Ikorodu, leading to suspicions that it could be Onifade. However, the body remained unidentified for years, leaving his family and loved ones searching for answers.
In July 2024, a Federal High Court in Lagos ordered the Lagos State Government to conduct a coroner’s inquest into the circumstances surrounding his de@th and directed the Lagos State University Teaching Hospital (LASUTH) to carry out a post-mortem examination on the unidentified body.
LASUTH later explained that efforts to identify the remains had been delayed because DNA samples stored at the Lagos State DNA and Forensic Centre were destroyed during the October 2020 #EndSARSunrest.
Following prolonged legal proceedings, a fresh DNA test was eventually conducted using a sample provided by Onifade’s mother.
The magistrate handling the case disclosed that the results confirmed a DNA match between the unidentified body and the sample submitted by his mother, finally establishing the identity of the deceased nearly six years after his disappearance.
The confirmation brings a p@inful end to years of uncertainty for Onifade’s family, who have continued to seek justice and closure since his disappearance.
The family’s legal team is now calling for a full autopsy to determine the exact cause of de@th and help identify those responsible.
The matter has been adjourned until July 7, 2026, for further proceedings.