AAC Lagos Thanks Members, Leaders and Candidates for Successful One Million March Campaign

The Lagos State chapter of the African Action Congress (AAC) has expressed appreciation to its members, leaders and candidates for their participation in the party’s flag-off and One Million March Campaign.

In a statement signed by the AAC Lagos State Chairman, Comr. Pst. Samson Olanrewaju, the party thanked members and comrades for their dedication, commitment, sacrifice and mobilisation efforts towards the event.

The party also commended its candidates who participated in the campaign, saying their presence and contributions helped make the event a success.

AAC Lagos said the outcome of the campaign demonstrated what could be achieved when its members and candidates worked together with a shared sense of responsibility and purpose.

The party urged its candidates to sustain the same level of cooperation, participation and commitment as the Lagos chapter continues its activities and preparations ahead.

The statement concluded with an appreciation to members and candidates for their support and sacrifice, with the party reaffirming its message: “Together, we move forward.”

AAC Lagos Chairman Clarifies: Some-Fun Remains Lagos West Senatorial Candidate

The Chairman of the African Action Congress (AAC) in Lagos State, Comrade Samson Olanrewaju, has clarified that Alfred O. Some-Fun remains the party’s candidate for the Lagos West Senatorial District ahead of the 2027 elections.

Olanrewaju reached out to Shemariah Media to clarify reports that circulated following the leakage of an internal communication concerning the suspension and withdrawal of Some-Fun’s candidacy.

According to the Lagos AAC Chairman, the communication was from an internal candidates’ group and had not been authorised by the Lagos State leadership for public circulation or treated as a final decision on Some-Fun’s candidacy.

He explained that the information subsequently circulated outside the group was therefore not an authorised final position of the Lagos State leadership.

Olanrewaju’s clarification establishes that Some-Fun continues to hold the AAC ticket for the Lagos West Senatorial District.

The clarification follows an earlier report suggesting that Some-Fun had been suspended and his candidacy withdrawn, which generated discussions about his status within the party.

In a separate communication previously circulated by the AAC Lagos West chapter, the chapter also stated that the circulated suspension and withdrawal publication should not be regarded as the official position of the party pending clarification through the appropriate structures, while indicating that Some-Fun remained the AAC Lagos West candidate.

The latest clarification from the Lagos State Chairman further addresses the controversy and provides the party’s position as communicated directly to Shemariah Media.

Shemariah Media understands that the earlier communication should therefore not be treated as a final withdrawal of Some-Fun’s candidacy, following the clarification from the Lagos State party leadership.