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Lai Mohammed’s son, Folajimi, loses APC House of Assembly return ticket

Deji Akintola by Deji Akintola
May 28, 2022
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Folajimi Mohammed, son of Minister of Information and Culture, has lost the ticket to represent Ikeja State Constituency 1 in the Lagos State House of Assembly.

The Minister’s son who is representing the constituency for the second time, failed to secure his re-election ticket in the All Progressives Congress (APC) primary held on Friday.

While Folajimi polled nine votes in the election, while his rival, Seyi Lawal, garnered 15 votes.

Lawal’s supporters jubilated as chairman of the Electoral Committee, Comrade Ewuoso Olamide, declared him the winner of the exercise.

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