The APC has formally submitted Sanni Okanlawon (Kosofe I) and Murtala Seriki (Kosofe II) to INEC as its candidates for the Lagos State House of Assembly. Both are expected to collect and return nomination forms before Wednesday’s close of business. The submissions are official but Kosofe voters have questions worth asking before election day. The
Senegal’s National Assembly passed sweeping constitutional reforms on June 29, 2026, curbing presidential powers and expanding parliament’s authority. But President Faye has announced a national referendum rather than signing the bill into law — directly clashing with Speaker Sonko, who says the parliamentary vote is already final. The country is now at a constitutional crossroads.
Mayor Dele Oshinowo issued a public statement today confirming his nomination. This is the strongest evidence🆕 BREAKING News — CANDIDATE SPEAKS – OFFICIAL STATEMENT MAYOR DELE OSHINOWO. “Today, I officially presented, signed and submitted my INEC nomination forms as the APC Candidate for the House of Representatives, Kosofe Federal Constituency, following the presentation by the National
A local news outlet reported that APC’s National Working Committee submitted Mayor Dele Oshinowo’s name to INEC as the Kosofe flag bearer for 2027. On the same day, APC’s national headquarters publicly disowned all such candidate lists as fake and unauthorized. ⚠️ UNDER REVIEW OgasTV examines what is confirmed and what is not. VOICE OF
Leadership does not begin on election day. It begins with awareness, discipline, preparation, and civic responsibility. By OgasTv Nigeria · Youth Voice Series · June 27, 2026 The Story The Pan-African Impact & Leadership Summit, convened by Eniola Olowofoyeku and endorsed by the Lagos State Ministry of Youth and Social Development, brought together a room full
Families on Bolarinwa Street, Ketu lost their belongings to a fire outbreak. Their local government chairman showed up. OgasTv covers the response — and asks what comes after the visit. COMMUNITY NEWS · AGBOYI-KETU LCDA OGASTV EDITORIAL TEAM◆JUNE 2026◆4 MIN THE STORY What Happened — The Fire and the Response 🔥 THE INCIDENT A fire outbreak
Across two consecutive editions, Nigeria’s most disciplined cultural festival has made the same argument louder each time: culture is not a soft story. It is an economic policy. OgasTv traces how Ojude Oba built a replicable model, and what every Nigerian community, governor, and corporate leader should learn from it. 🐎 IJEBU-ODE, OGUN STATE📅
Globacom marked 21 years as principal sponsor of one of Nigeria’s greatest cultural festivals rewarding community servants, traders, and artisans with cars, tricycles, and cash. OgasTv covers the full story, including what it means for cultural tourism across Nigeria. THE STORY A Festival Rooted in Centuries — And Why 2026 Was Different Ojude Oba —
In a June 23 courtesy visit to NAFDAC’s Lagos office, Pernod Ricard Nigeria’s leadership reaffirmed its commitment to regulatory compliance, responsible business, and sustainability — and why it matters to every Nigerian who buys a drink. THE STORY What Happened — And Why a Drinks Company Visiting a Regulator Is News It is not every
THE STORY What Happened — And What the Research Behind It Shows The Executive Chairman’s post, widely shared on social media, described the exercise as reaffirming her administration’s “unwavering commitment to a cleaner, healthier, and more sustainable environment.” According to the LCDA’s own website, residents joined in “good numbers” to clean, clear drains, and organise
