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Seyi Tinubu: PDP Rejects Idea Of Father-Son Rule In Lagos State
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has made it clear that Lagos State will not be served by a father-son duo, referring to the reported interest of Seyi Tinubu, son of President Bola Tinubu, in contesting for the governorship of Lagos State in 2027. This statement comes on the heels of the endorsement of Seyi Tinubu for Lagos governor by the Coalition of Nigerian Youth Leaders (CONYL), which was swiftly rejected by the Coalition of Lagos Indigenous Youths.
The group stated that there is no vacancy for non-indigenes in Lagos State and that Seyi Tinubu is free to contest for governor in Osun State, where his father hails from. This development has sparked a heated debate among Lagosians, with many expressing concerns about the perceived attempt to impose a non-indigene as their governor.
The PDP's stance on this issue highlights the growing concern among Lagosians about the perceived attempt to impose a non-indigene as their governor. The party's assertion that Lagos will not serve a father-son duo is a clear indication that the people of Lagos will not tolerate any form of political dynasty or imposition.
This development is also seen as a test of the democratic principles of the All Progressives Congress (APC), the party to which President Tinubu and his son belong. Many are watching to see how the party will handle this situation, and whether they will allow the democratic process to run its course or impose their will on the people of Lagos.
As the debate over Seyi Tinubu's potential governorship bid continues to rage, one thing is clear: the people of Lagos will not be swayed by external influences or endorsements. They will demand a leader who is truly committed to the development and progress of Lagos State, regardless of their family ties or connections.
The PDP's statement has also been seen as a call to action for Lagosians to rise up and demand a leader who is truly committed to their welfare. The party's assertion that Lagos will not serve a father-son duo is a clear indication that the people of Lagos will not tolerate any form of political dynasty or imposition.
In recent years, Lagos State has experienced significant growth and development, driven by the vision and leadership of its past governors. However, this growth and development have also created new challenges, such as traffic congestion, housing shortages, and environmental degradation. The next governor of Lagos State will need to have a clear vision and strategy for addressing these challenges and taking the state to the next level.
As the 2027 governorship election approaches, the people of Lagos will be watching closely to see who will emerge as the strongest candidate. They will be looking for a leader who is truly committed to their welfare, and who has a clear vision and strategy for addressing the challenges facing the state.
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