AAC Alimosho LG

04/06/2026

Birthday Tribute to Comrade Samuel Jimoh

Today we celebrate a man of conviction, courage, and commitment to the people, Comrade Samuel Jimoh, as he marks another year of impactful life. As Chairman of the African Action Congress, Alimosho Chapter in Lagos State, your leadership continues to inspire hope and action at the grassroots. You have carried the weight of service with integrity, speaking truth to power and standing firm for the rights of ordinary Nigerians. Your dedication to justice, accountability, and community development sets a standard for political leadership that is both principled and people-centered.

Comrade, your birthday is not just a personal milestone but a moment for Alimosho and the entire AAC family to honor your sacrifices and vision. From mobilizing the youth, to defending civil liberties, to building party structures ward by ward, you have shown that politics can be a tool for genuine liberation when led by selfless hands. Your ability to unite comrades across differences and keep the fire of activism alive, even in challenging times, speaks to your strength of character and deep love for the masses.

On this special day, we pray for renewed strength, wisdom, and protection as you continue this journey. May this new year bring you greater victories, good health, and the fulfillment of the change you tirelessly work to see in Alimosho, Lagos, and Nigeria. Happy Birthday, Chairman! The struggle continues, and with comrades like you at the front, victory is certain. Solidarity forever!

Signed
Ayinde Olawale
Deputy Chairman Lagos West

01/06/2026

Comrade Olaide Basirat is our house of representative candidate for Alimosho.

01/06/2026

This is the Final Phase which ends Friday, July 10, 2026

What you can do during registration
* Register if you’ve turned 18 or never registered before
* Transfer your registration to a new location
* Replace lost, damaged, or defaced PVCs
* Correct personal details like name, DOB, address

You can start online at http://www.cvr.inecnigeria.org, then complete biometrics at an INEC LGA office.

Note: After July 10, 2026, registration closes for the 3rd phase

http://www.cvr.inecnigeria.org . VOTE AAC ✊🏾

29/05/2026

AAC Lagos West Senatorial Candidate will be live on News Central Television tonight from 7pm to 9pm. Stay tuned and watch live on YouTube, GOtv, and DStv.

27/05/2026

Today, we celebrate the birthday of a true revolutionary leader, Comrade Galadima, Deputy Chairman of the AAC Lagos West. His unwavering commitment to justice, equality, and the empowerment of the marginalized inspires us all. As we honor his contributions to the struggle for a better Nigeria, let us reflect on the ideals he champions and the perseverance he embodies. May this day serve as a reminder of the collective effort needed to drive meaningful change in our society. Happy birthday, Comrade Wale Galadima.

27/05/2026

Our National chairman.
Comrade Samuel Ajeigbe

25/05/2026

https://youtu.be/4FyTx7Bbnvw?si=2TVYWvLPkTtNjTfi

The African Action Congress has moved closer to the 2027 elections in Lagos State after unveiling candidates for various elective positions following its pri...

25/05/2026

Justice Served for an Alimosho Resident

The African Action Congress, Alimosho Chapter, has successfully facilitated the recovery of N230,000 illegally collected by a house agent from an unsuspecting tenant in Alimosho Local Government, Lagos State. The agent, working in collaboration with a landlady, had imposed unlawful charges outside the standard legal tenancy requirements. Upon receiving the complaint, AAC Alimosho Chairman Comrade Samuel and Lagos State Deputy Chairman Comrade Ayinde Olawale took swift action to confront the injustice and ensure the rights of the innocent citizen were protected.

Standing Against Exploitation
Comrade Samuel and Comrade Ayinde Olawale engaged directly with all parties involved, insisting that the extortionate demand had no basis in law or fairness. Their intervention exposed the unethical practices of the house agent, who had taken advantage of the housing pressure faced by many Lagosians. The AAC leaders made it clear that exploitation of tenants under the guise of agency fees and hidden costs would not be tolerated in Alimosho, and that the party would continue to stand as a watchdog for the vulnerable.

Commending the Lagos Mediating Center
We express profound appreciation to the Lagos Mediating Center, Alimosho Chapter, for its decisive role in resolving this matter. The Center’s professional mediation brought the uncultured house agent to account and compelled a full refund of the N230,000 to the affected citizen. This outcome reinforces the importance of strong, accessible dispute-resolution institutions that can check abuse and restore confidence between landlords, agents, and tenants across Lagos.

Call for Structural Housing Reform
While this recovery is a victory, it also highlights a deeper problem. Too many Lagosians are forced into the hands of criminal actors parading as house agents because affordable housing options are scarce. We call on the Lagos State Government to urgently expand its affordable housing scheme and strengthen regulation of real estate practice. Every resident deserves safe, lawful, and affordable shelter without fear of extortion. Until then, AAC Alimosho will continue to defend citizens against exploitation and demand that the resources of Lagos work for all Lagosians.

Signed
Ayinde Olawale
Deputy Chairman Lagos West,AAC Lagos.

01/01/2026

‎The recent fire at Ikotun Market early hours on New year day has destroyed livelihoods, businesses, and the hard earned sweat of our traders. AAC Alimosho Chapter stands in solidarity with every business owner affected, your loss is our loss, and your pain resonates with the entire community.

‎This tragedy is not just a misfortune; it exposes recurring patterns of negligence and weak enforcement of safety standards in our markets. We call on Lagos State Government, Ikotun-Igando LCDA, and all relevant agencies to take immediate action, to enforce fire prevention measures, and stop these preventable disasters from becoming a recurring nightmare across the state.

‎The people of Alimosho deserve safer markets, functional infrastructure, and protection for their livelihoods. AAC Alimosho will continue to hold authorities accountable and ensure the voices of our traders are heard.
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‎To all affected, We mourn with you, we stand with you, and together we will rebuild stronger.

AAC Alimosho