In a groundbreaking moment for Lagos State, Rt. Hon. Mojisola Lasbat Meranda has been elected as the first female Speaker of the Lagos State House of Assembly. Her emergence has drawn widespread applause, notably from the Conference 57 of Local Government and Local Council Development Area Chairmen, who hailed the achievement as a historic step towards gender inclusion in leadership.
The Chairmen described her election as a testament to her unwavering dedication, exceptional competence, and steadfast commitment to public service. “This milestone is more than a personal victory—it is a celebration of the progressive ideals and inclusive governance ethos that Lagos State has come to symbolize,” their statement read.
As Speaker, Rt. Hon. Meranda takes on the mantle of leadership at a critical juncture in the state’s legislative history. Her colleagues and grassroots leaders are optimistic about her ability to deliver visionary policies and robust legislative oversight that will resonate with the aspirations of Lagosians.
The Conference 57 emphasized their confidence in her ability to uphold the principles of democracy while fostering development across the state. “We trust in your capacity to guide the Assembly toward impactful governance that prioritizes innovation, collaboration, and the well-being of all citizens.”
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In a show of solidarity, the group pledged unwavering support for the Speaker. They expressed readiness to collaborate in advancing the state’s standing as a model of excellence in governance and development within Nigeria.
On behalf of the Conference 57, the Chairman, Hon. Alabi Kolade David, and the Public Relations Officer, Bldr. Olusesan Daini, extended warm wishes for a successful tenure. “We look forward to your leadership driving groundbreaking achievements that will further solidify the legacy of the Lagos State House of Assembly,” they noted.
As Conference 57 Council Chairmen in Lagos state along with all Lagosians celebrate this historic moment, the focus shifts to the future, with high hopes for a tenure defined by progress, inclusivity, and transformative impact. “Congratulations once again, Madam Speaker,” official statement made available to the NewsExtremists concluded, marking a hopeful start to a new chapter in the state’s legislative journey.
Information making rounds as at the time of filing this report, has it that the former Speaker was unanimously impeached by over 30members of Lagos state house of assembly for abuse of office and gross misconduct.