Lagos, Nigeria – In a decisive victory during the All Progressives Congress (APC) primary election held on Saturday, Moses Olarewaju has clinched the party’s ticket for the House of Representatives seat in the Amuwo Odofin Federal Constituency.
The election, which took place in Lagos State, saw Olarewaju amass a commanding 13,130 votes, far surpassing his closest rival, Hon. Ramota Akinlola-Hassan, who garnered 3,184 votes. Hon. Ayodele Adewale trailed with 79 votes, while Hon. Ade Adegboyega secured only 6 votes.
Supporters and party faithful across the constituency erupted in celebration following the announcement, viewing the outcome as a strong endorsement of Olarewaju’s deep grassroots appeal and widespread popularity.
In his acceptance speech, Olarewaju thanked party leaders, stakeholders, delegates, women and youth groups, ward executives, and all supporters for their unwavering backing throughout the primary process. He emphasized that the victory was not a personal triumph but a reflection of the collective will of the people of Amuwo Odofin.
“Today, the voices of our people were heard loud and clear. This victory is for the people, for grassroots politics, and for the future of Amuwo Odofin,” he declared.
The newly minted APC flagbearer noted that the result underscores the constituency’s craving for quality representation, unity, and sustained progress. He pledged to honor the trust placed in him by party members and supporters.
“This is more than a victory; it is a movement powered by the people, sustained by unity, and driven by the desire for purposeful leadership,” he added.
The primary election attracted a large turnout of delegates and party loyalists from various wards across the constituency, reflecting the high stakes and intense interest in the race.