Get Guardian on GoogleIn a bid to consolidate her political footprint in Nigeria’s most populous senatorial district, the lawmaker representing Lagos West in the National Assembly, Senator Idiat Oluranti Adebule, has officially reactivated her campaign council ahead of her second-term bid in the 2027 general elections.
The event, which brought together key stakeholders, constituency delegates, and political allies from the All Progressives Congress (APC) across Lagos State, took place at the senatorial district office on Oba Akinjobi Way in GRA, Ikeja.
A central highlight of the gathering was the handover of a fleet of campaign vehicles to key regional coordinators to streamline electioneering operations across the 28 Local Governments and Local Council Development Areas (LCDAs) that comprise the district.
Addressing party faithful and community leaders, the former Lagos State Deputy Governor expressed gratitude to constituents for their sustained support since her election to the 10th Senate, explaining that providing logistical mobility was a direct measure aimed at ensuring deep, efficient and wide-reaching grassroots engagement.
“This relaunch is a testament to our shared journey and an opportunity to reaffirm our solemn pledge to effective representation,” Adebule said during her address. “We have laid a foundation of accountable service, and this next phase is about expanding opportunities, infrastructure and human capital development for the people of Lagos West.”
Presenting a comprehensive account of her legislative stewardship in the Red Chamber, the lawmaker highlighted key motions, bills and constituency intervention programs executed during her tenure. She emphasized that her legislative agenda remains anchored on economic empowerment, educational development and community welfare, pledging to leverage her seat to attract further federal presence to the district.
The early distribution of campaign vehicles signals a swift ramp-up of ground operations across the state’s largest senatorial zone as political party machinery begins mobilizing for the upcoming electoral cycle.
