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ADC: Ojudu Blasts John Oyegun, says Oyegun Unprincipled | GateKeeper News Barely a week after its official announcement as the main opposition to unseat President Bola Ahmed Tinubu come the 2027 presidential elections, leaders of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) are being told to depart from pursuing personal interests over national interests.

Tobun Abiodun, a member representing Epe district 1 in the Lagos assembly, claims Mudashiru Obasa was impeached as a speaker to preserve the state and parliament.

On Monday, members of the Lagos legislature impeached Obasa as speaker on charges of gross misconduct and abuse of office.

Obasa was elected speaker of the Lagos assembly in 2015 and was in his third term.

Mojisola Meranda, Obasa's deputy, was elected as the new speaker of the Lagos Assembly.

Speaking with journalists shortly after the impeachment, Abiodun, who was flanked by other lawmakers, said the decision to impeach Obasa was a unanimous one.

Abiodun said members of the assembly had enough of Obasa’s leadership.

“The members of the parliament today have decided to change the leadership of the house.

“You know the constitution made it clear that the house has the power to regulate its proceedings.

“The members of the house felt they have had enough of the leadership of Rt. Honourable Mudashiru Obasa.

Obasa's impeachment was done to save Lagos - Lawmaker Tobun Abiodun, a member representing Epe district 1 in the Lagos assembly, claims Mudashiru Obasa was impeached as a speaker to preserve the state and parliamen

The Oyo state high court has granted bail to Naomi Silekunola, ex-wife of the Ooni of Ife; and Oriyomi Hamzat, CEO of Agidigbo FM.

The duo, alongside the principal of the Islamic High School, were each granted bail in the sum of N10 million and two sureties in like sum.

Ibadan Stampede: Court fixes date for bail of Ooni of Ife’s ex-Queen, Naomi, Oriyomi Hazmat

The trio are standing trial for their alleged roles in a stampede at a funfair in Ibadan in December, which claimed the lives of over 30 people, most of them children.

The defendants were remanded at Agodi correctional centre on December 24 after being charged with four counts bordering on conspiracy, negligence causing harm, and failing to provide adequate security and medical facilities.

Stampede: Court grants N10m bail each to Naomi Silekunola, Hamzat The Oyo state high court has granted bail to Naomi Silekunola, ex-wife of the Ooni of Ife; and Oriyomi Hamzat, CEO of Agidigbo FM. The duo, alongside the pri