Residents of Ward G in Alakuko, Lagos, now have a new voice at the grassroots , and he’s promising real change.
Jolaosho Segun Benjamin, newly elected councilor under the All Progressives Congress (APC), has vowed to make community needs the heart of his administration. Speaking just after the election results were announced, he thanked residents for their trust and assured them that his leadership would be driven by transparency, development, and inclusion.
“This isn’t just my victory,” he said. “It’s a collective call to action. I’m here to serve with honesty, dedication, and a heart that listens.”
Jolaosho said he would run an open-door policy, where everyone’s voice matters. He plans to hold regular town hall meetings, set up feedback channels, and ensure that every resident feels heard and involved.
His top priority? Rebuilding trust between the people and their local government. He believes open, two-way communication is key to restoring confidence and ensuring the community’s needs are met.
Jolaosho laid out a bold action plan, focused on the issues that matter most:
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Fixing bad roads and improving waste management
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Supporting youth empowerment through vocational training and small business programs
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Providing school supplies and working with local schools to promote literacy
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Boosting access to quality healthcare services
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Partnering with security agencies and vigilante groups to keep the ward safe
For many residents of Ward G, this win represents more than a political shift — it’s a chance for real, on-the-ground progress. From job creation to safer streets, Jolaosho’s agenda taps into the daily struggles of the people and promises a new era of accountability and action.
By focusing on inclusive governance and citizen-driven solutions, Jolaosho is positioning himself as a new kind of leader — one who listens first and leads with purpose.
Will this signal a new chapter for Ward G? The people are watching. And for now, they’re hopeful.