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Lagos Assembly backs Meranda, adjourns plenary indefinitely

By Uchechi Ojo
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Lagos Assembly backs Meranda, adjourns plenary indefinitely

On Monday, members of the Lagos State House of Assembly passed a vote of confidence in Speaker Mojisola Meranda, putting to rest rumors about her possible resignation.

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The motion came in response to speculations regarding the potential return of former Speaker Mudashiru Obasa to lead the chamber.

Oladipo Ajomale, the representative for Oshodi-Isolo Constituency 2, moved the motion, expressing the assembly’s continued trust in Meranda’s leadership during the plenary session.

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