Engr. Luqman Olabode Kehinde Akerele (LOK), a frontline aspirant for the Ikeja Constituency I seat in the Lagos State House of Assembly, has met with the Forum of Past Councillors (FPC) to formally present his R.I.S.E Agenda as part of ongoing grassroots consultations.
The high-level engagement with former councillors—key political stakeholders with deep knowledge of community governance—focused on development priorities, legislative representation, and sustainable progress for Ikeja Constituency I.
Speaking during the meeting, LOK emphasized the urgent need for tested and trusted leadership capable of championing the affairs of the constituency amid evolving political dynamics in Lagos State. He described his R.I.S.E Agenda as a practical roadmap designed to drive responsive governance, youth empowerment, and inclusive development.
Track Record of Community Impact
Highlighting his longstanding commitment to service, LOK noted that he has spearheaded over 32 sustainable community-based projects without reliance on institutional or pre-governmental funds. According to him, these initiatives demonstrate integrity, accountability, and selfless leadership.
He also referenced his educational interventions, particularly seven consecutive editions of free JAMB form distribution to students, as evidence of his consistent investment in youth advancement and academic opportunity.
Stakeholders at the meeting commended the consultative approach, stressing the importance of credible leadership with verifiable achievements ahead of the next electoral cycle.
Grassroots Engagement Intensifies in Ikeja Constituency I
As political momentum gradually builds across Ikeja, LOK’s engagement with the Forum of Past Councillors signals strategic consolidation within established political structures. Observers note that such consultations could play a crucial role in shaping the direction of representation in the Lagos State House of Assembly.
Supporters at the meeting reaffirmed their confidence in his leadership mantra, echoing the popular slogan: LOK is OK.
