More than 120 youths in Ifako-Ijaiye Constituency II of Lagos State have formed a canvassers’ committee to mobilise support for the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC), House of Assembly aspiration of Hon. Koleosho Ibrahim Damilare, popularly known as King White.
The group announced the development during a meeting, where members said the initiative was aimed at encouraging residents to support Damilare’s bid to represent the constituency in the Lagos State House of Assembly.
According to the youth leaders, the movement is driven by what they described as the aspirant’s commitment to youth empowerment, community development and grassroots engagement, rather than political party affiliation.
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They said the initiative, which they called the “Not About Party Movement,” has continued to attract supporters from different political backgrounds across the constituency.
The committee also disclosed plans to formally inaugurate its 120-member canvassers’ team in September. The event is expected to bring together community leaders, political stakeholders, youths, women and supporters from across the constituency.
Speaking on behalf of the group, a spokesperson described Damilare as a leader whose programmes and engagement with young people had earned him widespread support among members of the committee.
“We believe he understands the challenges facing young people and has the capacity to promote youth empowerment through education, skills acquisition and community development initiatives,” the spokesperson said.
The group called on residents and political stakeholders, irrespective of party affiliation, to support Damilare’s aspiration to represent Ifako-Ijaiye Constituency II in the Lagos State House of Assembly.
According to the committee, the constituency requires leadership that prioritises youth development, community welfare and inclusive representation.
The group also urged voters to embrace what it described as a new generation of leadership ahead of the next electoral cycle.
