Politics
Fateemah declared winner of PDP’s Ifako-Ijaiye Federal Constituency primaries
- says Nigerian youths must get PVC ahead 2023 poll
The Peopls Democratic Party’s electoral committee Chairman for Ifako Ijaiye Federal Constituency, House of Representatives primaries Mr. Anyanwu Ugochukwu has declared Hon. Fateemah Mohammed winner of the rerun election, having polled 28 votes out of the total 34 votes cast.
Hon. Fateemah emerged winner having polled the highest valid votes, thereby defeating all other three aspirants at the primaries which featured three delegates each from the eleven wards in the constituency and one National delegate to make up a total of 34 eligible delegates.
Speaking with newsmen after the whole exercise which dragged till past 9pm on Monday June 6,2022, Fateemah charged other aspirants to team up with her and forge a formidable front against their main contender- All Progressives Congress APC.
“ It is double victory for us, I say we have just won the battle, the war is about to begin. The war is-facing APC and ensuring that we win in totality.
“To other aspirants I say you are my sisters,I love you. This is about Ifako-Ijaiye,this is the vote for Peoples Democratic Party,it is not a vote for Fateemah.
“I am just the bearer, one whose name has been announced as the winner but please everybody come on board, let us chase APC away from Ifako-Ijaiye. 
“My message to the electorates is that Fateemah is here, 20th of June PVC registration closes,you still have about two weeks to get registered.
“Run to the nearest centre, we have a lot of them around, prayer points does not win elections, go get your PVC. Every youths in Nigeria get your PVC with it we would change the face of governance in Ifako-Ijaiye.” Fateemah reiterated.
Other aspirants who contended with Hon. Fateemah were; Alhaja Olayemi Jaiyeola (aka OLAT) who polled 2 votes, Hon. Shodipo Idera who polled 1 vote, Mr. Adesola Wasiu who had no vote at all, while two votes were voided.
The accreditation and voting exercise was conducted in the Civic Centre Balogun, Ifako-Ijaiye at the instance of the Independent Electoral Commission officials (INEC) and law enforcement officers, to ensure due diligence.