The Federal Commissioner representing Lagos State at the National Population Commission (NPC), Barr. Mrs. Saidat Olayinka Oladunjoye, has reaffirmed her support for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and his administration.
Epe Insights reports that Oladunjoye expressed her continued confidence in the President, highlighting his commitment, competence and character in the discharge of his responsibilities.
The Federal Commissioner made the position known while encouraging Nigerians to remain actively involved in the democratic process.
Oladunjoye urged citizens to exercise their civic responsibility by participating in elections and making their voices count through the ballot.
She stressed the importance of citizens taking an active interest in the country’s political and democratic development.
According to her, democratic participation remains an important way for citizens to contribute to the direction and future of the nation.
Oladunjoye’s statement also reaffirmed her support for President Tinubu and the administration’s leadership.
She described the President as committed to the development of Nigeria and expressed confidence in his ability to continue providing leadership for the country.
The Federal Commissioner pointed to the importance of character and commitment in public leadership.
She noted that effective governance requires dedication to national development and a clear focus on the wellbeing of citizens.
Oladunjoye encouraged members of the public to remain informed about political developments and participate responsibly in the democratic process.
She said citizens should recognise the importance of their votes in determining the leaders who will represent them at different levels of government.
The call comes as political activities and conversations around future elections continue to attract attention across Nigeria.
For communities across Lagos State, civic participation remains an important part of strengthening democratic institutions.
Oladunjoye urged eligible voters not to underestimate the significance of participating in elections.
She encouraged citizens to ensure that they are properly registered and prepared to exercise their constitutional right to vote when elections are conducted.
The Federal Commissioner also emphasised the need for responsible participation in the electoral process.
She encouraged citizens to make their decisions based on their assessment of leadership, policies and issues affecting their communities and the country.
Her comments underline the connection between active citizenship and effective democratic governance.
The NPC Federal Commissioner has continued to occupy a strategic public position in Lagos State, where population administration and demographic data remain important to government planning.
Accurate population information is essential for effective planning in areas such as education, healthcare, infrastructure and social development.
Against this background, Oladunjoye’s call for civic participation adds to the broader conversation about citizens’ responsibilities in national development.
She maintained that Nigerians have an important role to play in shaping the future of the country.
According to her, voting provides citizens with an opportunity to participate directly in the democratic process.
She therefore encouraged members of the public to remain engaged and exercise their franchise responsibly.
Oladunjoye’s reaffirmation of support for President Tinubu also reflects her confidence in the administration’s leadership and direction.
She described commitment and competence as important qualities required to move the country forward.
The Federal Commissioner urged Nigerians to continue paying attention to national issues and developments that affect their daily lives.
She also encouraged citizens to participate peacefully and responsibly in political activities.
The call for greater voter participation is particularly relevant as Nigeria continues to strengthen its democratic institutions.
Active participation can help ensure that citizens’ views and expectations are reflected through the electoral process.
Oladunjoye further urged eligible voters to see voting as both a right and a civic responsibility.
She stressed that citizens should take advantage of opportunities provided by the democratic system to express their choices.
Her position reinforces the importance of informed and peaceful participation in elections.
As political activities continue to evolve, stakeholders across Lagos and other parts of Nigeria are expected to intensify engagements with citizens.
Such engagements provide opportunities to discuss leadership, development priorities and issues affecting communities.
Oladunjoye’s message therefore combines her personal support for President Tinubu with a broader call for citizens to remain active in the democratic process.
She encouraged Nigerians to participate in elections and contribute to determining the leadership direction of the country.
The Federal Commissioner reiterated her confidence in President Tinubu’s commitment and leadership qualities.
She also urged citizens to remain hopeful and engaged as the country continues its development journey.
For residents across Lagos State, the message serves as another reminder of the importance of civic participation and responsible citizenship.
Oladunjoye concluded by encouraging eligible voters to ensure their voices are heard through lawful participation in the electoral process.
