By Peter Dansu Badagry’s growing political confidence received a fresh boost as Akorede Daniel, a teacher in Badagry has praised the lawma...
By Peter Dansu
Badagry’s growing political confidence received a fresh boost as Akorede Daniel, a teacher in Badagry has praised the lawmaker for giving the constituency a strong and unmistakable voice in the National Assembly.
In a message shared on Facebook, Daniel described Hon. Whingan as a courageous and articulate representative who has ensured that Badagry’s concerns are never sidelined at the federal level. He noted that Whingan’s presence in the Green Chamber has elevated the constituency’s visibility, influence, and ability to push for meaningful development.
According to him, the call for Whingan’s return to the House of Representatives goes beyond politics or personal ambition. He framed it as a collective decision aimed at strengthening Badagry’s progress and deepening the gains already made.
Daniel highlighted four key reasons behind the growing support:
He said Whingan is building a lasting legacy of strong and effective representation, one rooted in competence, accessibility, and genuine service. He added that the lawmaker has set a standard that inspires young people who aspire to serve with integrity.
He also pointed to the solid foundation already created for Badagry’s development, noting that Whingan has consistently carried the people’s mandate with boldness and clarity in the federal legislature.
Beyond that, Daniel emphasized Whingan’s influence in lobbying for federal projects, his leadership roles in strategic committees, and his enhanced capacity to push key developmental priorities that matter to the constituency.
For many residents, this message reinforces a growing sentiment: Badagry needs a steady, experienced voice in Abuja—one that understands the terrain and can fight for the constituency’s interests without hesitation.
Daniel’s statement adds to the chorus of endorsements positioning Hon. Sesi Oluwaseun Whingan as a central figure in Badagry’s political future.
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