Here is the full list of the newly elected chairmen and their deputies across the 57 LGAs and LCDAs in Lagos:

Agbado-Oke Odo: Jimoh Abiodun Ishola and Kehinde Sobayo

Agboyi-Ketu: Adetola Oyedele and Ganiyu Fatai

Agege: Babatunde Azeez and Ganiyu Obasa

Ajeromi-Ifelodun: Olamilekan Akindipe and Ajibola O. Ashabi Ugbo-Anite

Alimosho: Ibrahim Akinpelu and Francis Adebisi

Amuwo-Odofin: Sanusi Ismail and Maureen Ashara

Apapa: Shobanjo Idowu and Ganiyu Ismaila

Apapa Iganmu: Jimoh Olawale and Otitolaye Fadekemi

Ayobo-Ipaja: Abiodun Agbaje and Otunba Oladipupo Oluwaloni

Badagry: Humpey Babatunde and Akeem Adeyemi

Badagry West: Rauf Ibrahim and Nutayi Oluwaremilekun

Bariga: Bukola Omofe Adedeji and Babatunde Adesida

Coker-Aguda: Azeez Ogidan and Mathew Olaleye

Egbe-Idimu: Idris Balogun and Tayo Ayinde

Ejigbo: Taoreed Taiwo and Abisola Nicholas Ike

Epe: Sura Animashaun and Sikiru Owolomashe

Eredo: Monsuru Ismail and Lateef Adesanya

Eti-Osa East: Samsudeen Agunbiade and Sheriff Azeez Olubuse

Eti-Osa: Adeola Sheriff and Dowu Badru

Iba: Isa Jubril and Samuel Ayodele Thomas

Ibeju-Lekki: Sesan Olowa and Isiaka OlatunjiLekki: Rasaq Kasali and Oluremi Alogba

Ifako-Ijaiye: Usman Hamzat and Toluwatoyin Akerele

Ifelodun: Olufemi Okeowo and Adejinya Ojora

Igando-Ikotun: Lasisi Akinsanya and Adewunmi Dada

Igbogbo-Baiyeku: Hameed Aroyehun and Ade AyeniIjede: Motunrayo Gbadebo and Femi Kabir

Ikeja: Akeem Dauda and Jabiola Omisore

Ikorodu: Adedayo Ladega and Alogba Bisiriyu Babatunde

Ikorodu North: Wale Hameed and Mathew Adesanya

Ikorodu West: Kazeem Sulaiman and Adesegun Aluko

•Former Head of State, Gen Abdulsalami Abubakar (retd).

Former Military Head of State, Abdulsalami Abubakar, has revealed he was admitted to the same hospital in London, United Kingdom, as former President Muhammadu Buhari.

The former military ruler said that he learned of Buhari’s death after he had been discharged.

“Unfortunately, we were in the hospital together, but I have been discharged,” he said.

“When I heard the news of his death, I quickly went there to condole with the family and see what could be done to get the corpse ready to be taken home.”

“My relationship with Buhari goes as far back as 1962. We joined the military, he was my senior and during the unfortunate civil war we were fighting in the same sector. Gen Buhari was a gentleman; he was very quiet and sincere.

You can trust Buhari with anything on this earth and he will not betray you,” he added.

The Federal Government has declared Tuesday, July 15, a public holiday in honour of the late former president, Muhammadu Buhari.

The Minister of Interior Dr. Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, in a statement signed by the Permanent Secretary in the ministry, Dr. Magdalene Ajani, made the declaration on behalf of the Federal Government.

The minister stated that the holiday is a mark of respect for the deceased president’s service to the nation, his contributions to Nigeria’s democratic journey, and his enduring legacy in governance and national development.

“President Muhammadu Buhari served Nigeria with dedication, integrity, and an unwavering commitment to the unity and progress of our great nation. This public holiday provides an opportunity for all Nigerians to reflect on his life, leadership, and the values he upheld,” the minister said.He urged citizens to use the day to honour the late president’s memory by promoting peace, patriotism, and national cohesion, in line with his vision for a prosperous and united Nigeria.