KOH Progressive Movement Leadership Participates in Ifako-Ijaiye Primary Election Exercise
Director-General Mrs. Mobolaji Daba joins movement members at Ward A, Constituency 01, during the primary election activities of 21 May 2026.
IFAKO-IJAIYE, LAGOS — The leadership of KOH Progressive Movement was present at Ward A, Ifako-Ijaiye Local Government Area, Constituency 01, on Thursday, 21 May 2026, during the primary election exercise involving Dr. Kadri Obafemi Hamzat.
The occasion brought together participants in the electoral process, with the movement’s Director-General and Convener, Mrs. Mobolaji Daba, attending alongside Mrs. Jadesola Alabi and Comrade Rotimi Ogunmuyiwa.
Director-General Mobolaji Daba on Ground
Mrs. Mobolaji Daba was on ground during the movement’s participation in the exercise, providing supervision and helping to maintain orderly coordination among members.
Her presence reflected the leadership’s direct involvement in the movement’s activities at the local level.
Comrade Ogunmuyiwa Addresses Participants
Comrade Rotimi Ogunmuyiwa addressed the gathering during the exercise, marking an important moment in the movement’s engagement at the venue.
Video footage from the occasion captures the address and forms part of the movement’s media coverage of the day’s activities.
Video highlights from the Ifako-Ijaiye primary election exercise.
Peaceful Exercise and Vote Counting
The primary election exercise at Ward A was conducted peacefully, with votes counted at the conclusion of the process.
The recorded vote figure communicated from the exercise was 2,491.
Former Lagos State House of Assembly member for Ifako-Ijaiye Constituency 01, Hon. Saka Fafunmi, was also involved in activities surrounding the occasion.
Venue: Ward A, Ifako-Ijaiye Local Government Area, Constituency 01.
Exercise: Peaceful conduct and vote counting.
Recorded figure: 2,491 votes.
Strengthening the Movement’s Local Presence
The participation of the movement’s leadership in the Ifako-Ijaiye exercise demonstrated the early development of its local organisational activities.
The occasion followed the inaugural meeting of 5 May 2026, when coordination responsibilities were assigned across designated parts of Lagos State.
Leadership in Action
Through the participation of its leadership and members, KOH Progressive Movement continued developing its organisational presence and engagement at the local level.
