Prominent traditional rulers in Ikosi-Ejinrin LCDA on Monday, May 11, 2026, bestowed royal blessings and expressed strong support for Hon. Segun Adetola Ganiu Olusegun, popularly known as Segun Three, as political consultations continue ahead of the Lagos State House of Assembly election for Epe Constituency II.
The important palace meeting was held at the historic Elejirin Palace in Ejinrin, where monarchs and community leaders gathered to receive the former council chairman and deliberate on issues concerning leadership, grassroots development, and the future of the constituency.

Among the royal fathers present at the gathering were the revered Elejirin of Ejinrin, the Oba Alayandelu of Odo-Ayandelu, the Oba Olofin-Ajaye of Orugbo-Iddo, and the Oba Olota of Ota Ikosi, alongside several chiefs and traditional stakeholders from across the council area.

Hon. Segun Adetola was accompanied by respected chiefs and Baales from Orugbo-Iddo and neighbouring communities, further reflecting his growing grassroots acceptance and political strength across Ikosi-Ejinrin and Eredo LCDAs.

Political observers and community stakeholders described the visit as a significant moment in Hon. Segun Adetola’s political journey, citing his longstanding relationship with traditional institutions and local communities within the constituency.

Discussions during the palace meeting reportedly focused on community development, youth empowerment, continuity in governance, infrastructural growth, and the need for experienced representation at the Lagos State House of Assembly.

Hon. Adetola, who served as Executive Chairman of Ikosi-Ejinrin LCDA between 2008 and 2014, was commended for developmental projects executed during his administration, particularly in the areas of healthcare, education, rural electrification, security, and infrastructure.

Many residents continue to describe his tenure as a period of impactful grassroots governance and visible transformation across several communities in the LCDA.

Supporters at the gathering viewed the royal blessings as a strong show of confidence in Hon. Segun Adetola’s leadership experience and capacity to effectively represent Epe Constituency II at the state legislative level.

Stakeholders also emphasized the importance of political leaders maintaining cordial relationships with traditional institutions, noting that monarchs remain custodians of peace, culture, and community development.

The atmosphere at the palace reflected unity, mutual respect, and optimism as prayers and royal blessings were offered for peace, progress, and successful leadership ahead of the coming political process.

As consultations continue across Epe Constituency II, the palace visit has further strengthened conversations around Hon. Segun Adetola’s growing support base among grassroots communities and traditional institutions across the constituency.