Southern ALGON APC States Endorse Tinubu for Second Term, Cite Continuity and Grassroots Development

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The Southern chapter of the Association of Local Governments of Nigeria (ALGON) under the All Progressives Congress (APC) has unanimously endorsed President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for a second term in office, citing continuity, stability, and ongoing development efforts across key sectors.

The endorsement was announced at the maiden edition of the ALGON Southern Forum held in Ikeja, Lagos, where chairmen and representatives of local governments from APC-controlled Southern states convened to deliberate on national governance and grassroots development.

Speaking on behalf of the association, the Deputy National President of ALGON and Imo State ALGON Chairman, Ikenna Tony Adikaibe, said the decision followed extensive discussions and a comprehensive assessment of the current administration’s performance.

According to him, the forum carefully reviewed the policies and leadership direction of the federal government and acknowledged visible efforts aimed at strengthening national growth and improving grassroots welfare.

“After a thorough and objective assessment of the leadership and policies of the current administration, the association acknowledged the ongoing efforts and strides recorded in key sectors impacting national growth and grassroots development,” he stated.

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He added that the endorsement was made in the interest of continuity and sustained development across the country.

The association further reaffirmed its commitment to supporting government policies that promote good governance, economic expansion, and improved welfare delivery at the local level.

Chairman of ALGON in Lagos State and Ibeju-Lekki Local Government Chairman, Abdullahi Sesan Olowa, explained that the forum was established to unify local government leaders across Southern Nigeria to take a common stance on national issues affecting member states.

“It has become imperative for all leaders of local government across the south to come together and forge a common position on the issues that bother our nation and also our member states,” he said.

In a related resolution, the Southern ALGON forum also passed a vote of confidence in the ALGON leadership under Bello Lawal, commending its coordination and representation of local government interests.

The forum concluded with a call for unity among political stakeholders, urging Nigerians to continue supporting initiatives that foster peace, stability, and national development.

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