In a political landscape where party congresses often ignite disputes and factional rivalries, the Lagos State chapter of the All Progressives Congress charted a different course on March 3, 2026, re-electing Pastor Cornelius Ojelabi for a second term as state chairman, writes Wale Igbintade.
The expansive indoor stadium of the Mobolaji Johnson Arena reverberated with chants of solidarity as delegates of the All Progressives Congress (APC) Lagos State reaffirmed their confidence in Pastor Cornelius Ojelabi, returning him unopposed for a four-year term.
The smooth congress not only reinforced Lagos’ reputation as a political stronghold but also highlighted the party’s efforts to balance youth inclusion, gender representation, and grassroots engagement across the state.
