Sanwo-Olu Presents Hamzat Sonayon-James Ticket, Seeks Support For Continuity And Inclusive Governance In Lagos
Sanwo-Olu Presents Hamzat–Sonayon-James Ticket, Seeks Support for Continuity and Inclusive Governance in Lagos Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu has formally presented a governorship ticket featuring Deputy Governor Obafemi Hamzat and sustainability professional Princess Damilola Sonayon-James, calling for continued support from residents ahead of the next electoral cycle. The announcement, which highlights leadership continuity and inclusion, was described by the governor as a strategic step aimed at consolidating ongoing development efforts across the state while strengthening diversity in governance. Sanwo-Olu said the proposed ticket reflects a blend of experience and fresh perspectives, noting that Hamzat has played a key role in the administration’s policy direction and execution since 2019. He praised Hamzat as a dependable partner in governance whose contributions have helped sustain key infrastructure, environmental, and economic development initiatives across Lagos State. Princess Sonayon-James, a sustainability expert, was also highlighted as part of efforts to broaden participation in governance and reinforce long-term environmental and developmental planning within the state.
The governor said the team represents “strength, diversity, and the future aspirations of Lagosians,” adding that the administration remains committed to sustainable growth, institutional continuity, and inclusive leadership. He further appealed to residents and stakeholders to support the ticket, stressing that continuity in leadership is essential to maintaining momentum in ongoing urban development, infrastructure expansion, and social investment programmes. Political observers note that the move is consistent with broader discussions within the Lagos political landscape about succession planning and the consolidation of governance achievements under the current administration.
The announcement is expected to intensify political engagement across the state as parties and stakeholders prepare for the next electoral cycle.
