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Lagos House of Assembly

March 8, 2026

NDLEA nabs ex-Lagos councillor, legislative aide Sheleru Sadiq Olalekan for drug trafficking

Mr Olalekan, a former two-term councillor in the Ibeju-Lekki Local Government Council in Lagos State, was arrested on March 2.

Sheleru Sadiq Olalekan arrested for drug trafficking
September 3, 2025

Constituency meetings will strengthen government-resident relations: Obasa

The Lagos House of Assembly says the 10th annual stakeholders’ meeting, slated for Thursday, will strengthen the bond between the state government and its residents.

Speaker Mudashiru Obasa
July 12, 2025

Speaker Obasa hails Lagos local govt elections as peaceful

The speaker of the Lagos House of Assembly, Mudashiru Obasa, has praised the peaceful conduct of the council elections.

Speaker Mudashiru Obasa
July 12, 2025

PVC proof of civic responsibility, not party loyalty: Desmond Elliot

Mr Elliott said this shortly after casting his vote at Onitolo Nursery/Primary School, Unit 009, in Surulere, Lagos, on Saturday.

Desmond Elliot
July 11, 2025

Lagos assembly reviews new tenancy bill amid outrageous rent increases

“This law is long overdue and will modernise housing relationships in Lagos,” a lawmaker said.

Speaker Mudashiru Obasa
July 4, 2025

Lagos assembly moves to establish correctional centre

The Lagos House of Assembly plans to establish a modern correctional service centre to help reduce congestion in federal correctional centres within the state.

Mudashiru Obasa
June 12, 2025

Lagos speaker Obasa asks Nigerians to protect democracy

Mr Obasa recalled the sacrifices made by well-meaning Nigerians during the struggle for democracy.

Tinubu and Obasa
March 4, 2025

Obasa’s return as speaker shows Lagos’ sophistication, victory for democracy: APC

“Ultimately, this is a victory for democracy and highlights the sophistication of Lagos politics,” APC stated.

Mudashiru Obasa and Lasbat Meranda
March 3, 2025

Obasa Impasse: Lagos assembly orders staff to work remotely over potential violence

“All staff at the Assembly, LAHASCOM, and legislative aides are requested to work remotely until further notice,” said the memo.

Tinubu, Meranda, Obasa