Live register. The councillors on record for Lagos State’s 57 councils — LASIEC’s published results and the Forum’s own returns. Records are added and corrected as the Forum supplies them.
Lagos State, Nigeria

Every ward in Lagos.
Every councillor on record.

A public directory of the 376 councillorship wards across Lagos State's 57 local councils — each sitting councillor's office in the legislative hierarchy, ward, contacts, portrait and constituency projects in one place.

Every name, office and ward on this site comes from LASIEC's published ward register and the Forum's own returns. Where a field is not yet on record, the record says so.

3Senatorial districtsWest, Central, East
5IBILE divisionsIkeja to Epe
20Statutory LGAsAll named
37LCDAsAll named
57Local councils20 LGA + 37 LCDA
376Councillorship wards150 LGA-tier + 226 LCDA-tier

Every ward counted above is transcribed by name from the LASIEC Electoral Wards register. Nothing is inferred.

Directory

Senatorial district, then council, then ward

Pick a district, then a council, then a ward. Each council shows the size of its legislative house and, where the roster has been retrieved, who holds which office.

Directory

Start with a senatorial district

Senatorial district

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Local council

Choose step 1

Pick a senatorial district and its councils appear here.

Ward and councillor

Choose step 2

Pick a council and its wards appear here, each with the councillor and the office they hold.

Legislative hierarchy Diagram: 3 districts contain 57 councils which contain 376 wards

Who holds which office in the council house

A council's legislative arm has a fixed hierarchy: the Leader of the House presides, supported by the Deputy Leader, the Majority Leader and the Whips. The directory shows each ward's councillor against their office, so a resident can see at a glance who leads their council and who simply represents their ward.

Igando-Ikotun LCDA

Alimosho, Lagos West

    Rendered live from the register: this house shows the office holders and their photographs as held on record.

    The offices, in precedence order

    OfficeRole in the house
    Leader of the HousePresides over sittings and leads the legislature
    Deputy LeaderDeputises for the Leader
    Majority LeaderLeads the majority party's business
    Chief WhipDiscipline, attendance and voting
    Deputy Chief WhipAssists the Chief Whip
    MemberRepresents a ward
    Roster status: 377 councillors on record. Councils whose leadership is not yet verified show the size of their house without names or offices — the platform does not invent a Leader for a council whose roster has not been retrieved.
    Grassroots Voting DataBank

    Supporter registration links

    Every councillor has one link. A supporter who opens it lands on the registration form with the ward and Local Government already filled in and locked, so they never have to choose them, and the record is attributed to that councillor. Open one to see it.

    Igando-Ikotun LCDA

    7 wards, 7 links issued
    The link is a convenience, never an authority. It carries no secret, because it is handed out to supporters. The server resolves the slug to a councillor and derives the ward from that record, so editing the link cannot file a record into a ward the councillor does not represent — at worst it attributes a registration to a different councillor. An unrecognised link falls back to the unlisted form rather than erroring, so a supporter holding a stale link can still register.
    Ward directory

    Browse all 376 wards

    Councillor on record, with office Councillor roster not yet retrieved Councillors on record and portraits published are counted from the register.

    Councillor profile

    What a councillor record looks like

    The same format serves all 377 councillors across the 57 councils: the portrait (or a placeholder that names the person), the office held, and every field either confirmed by its source — marked ✓ — or plainly shown as not on record.

    Portrait of Olakunle Williams, Chairman, Lagos State Councilors Forum
    Chairman, Lagos State Councilors Forum

    Olakunle Williams

    Leader, Lagos Island East · Councillor, Ward F3 · Lagos Island LGA

    WardF3 ✓
    CouncilLagos Island East ✓
    Legislative officeLeader ✓
    Forum officeChairman ✓
    Contactkunlewilliams0@gmail.com ✓
    Projects deliveredNot on record

    Every record carries its source, and a field is shown as not on record rather than guessed.

    Open the record

    Portrait of Apatira Abdul-Rasaq Opeyemi, Vice Chairman 1
    Vice Chairman 1

    Apatira Abdul-Rasaq Opeyemi

    Leader of the Legislative Assembly, Ojodu · Councillor, Ward A · Ikeja LGA

    WardA ✓
    CouncilOjodu ✓
    Legislative officeLeader of the Legislative Assembly ✓
    Forum officeVice Chairman 1 ✓
    Contact+234 703 875 6573 ✓
    Projects deliveredNot on record

    Every record carries its source, and a field is shown as not on record rather than guessed.

    Open the record

    And when a ward has no published holder

    Seat vacant or not yet published
    This ward returns a councillor, but no verified profile is held yet. You can still reach the council office, or raise the matter through the grievance desk.

    A ward page returns normally with this state rather than a 404. Hiding a vacancy would misrepresent the ward.

    Where the rest stand

    The state list names councillors for all 57 councils. It does not say which ward each one holds, so a ward shows its holder only where a primary source states it — never by inference from the order of a list.

    Portraits are arriving from the Forum; until a councillor's photograph is supplied, their record shows a placeholder that names them.

    Browse all 57 council houses

    Portraits

    Every councillor shows a photo at ward level

    When a resident opens a ward, the councillor's portrait appears with their name and the office they hold. Until a photograph is uploaded and approved, a placeholder image holds the exact same space, so the layout never shifts and a broken image is never shown.

    What the placeholder looks like today

    Portrait placeholder for Hon. Aderoju Adekunle Adelowo Portrait placeholder for Hon. Akinyemi Amudalat Oluwatosin Portrait placeholder for Hon. Tahir Rahman Ademola Portrait placeholder for Hon. Fashanu Adebisi Moshood Real image assets, not CSS shapes. Each will be replaced by the councillor's portrait once the photograph is uploaded and approved.

    At profile size, 4:5

    Profile portrait placeholder, 4:5 ratio

    The placeholder reserves the real portrait's geometry, so switching from placeholder to photograph causes no layout shift and no cumulative layout shift penalty.

    Missing portraitPlaceholder image, card keeps its exact geometry
    Portrait fails to loadFalls back to the placeholder image, never a broken image
    Below resolution floorShown with "Portrait pending recapture", not silently upscaled
    No sitting councillorHatched box with "No sitting councillor on record for this ward"

    The upload standard

    Master4:5, 1080 x 1350 px, sRGB, JPEG q82, plus a PNG master archive
    Derived sizes1:1 640x640 avatar, 3:2 1200x800 profile hero, 16:9 video poster
    Crop anchorobject-position 50% 22%, so the face is not cropped by the top edge
    FramingPlain background, no props, no flags, no hands raised
    Resolution floor1080 px on the short edge; below that the profile shows "Portrait pending recapture"
    Alt textPortrait of {Honorific} {Full Name}, Councilor representing {Ward Name} Ward, {Council Name}
    ConsentA portrait is never published without a recorded permission to use the likeness
    ReviewTwo-person review before publication; every edit audited with a field-level diff
    Photo status: portraits are published as the Forum supplies them. Every portrait is cropped to the record’s own 4:5 frame and checked before it goes live; until a photograph is supplied, the record shows a placeholder that names the councillor. The upload, review and publication lifecycle is modelled on the record: status, master dimensions, crop anchor, resolution flag, checksum, credit and a recorded permission to use the likeness.
    Constituency projects

    What each councillor has actually built

    Boreholes, drainage, market sanitation, classroom blocks, skills grants. Each project records its category, its status, its cost, the contractor and, where possible, geo-tagged completion evidence. Statuses include stalled and abandoned, because a ledger that can only report success is not a ledger.

    A hand-operated borehole hand pump on a concrete apron in a Nigerian community. Openly licensed photograph by NigerianScribe.
    Water and sanitation Boreholes, standpipes and public conveniences Real photograph · CC0, public domain Photograph: NigerianScribe / Wikimedia Commons, CC0 1.0. Illustrative, not a record of the projects below.
    A concrete-lined open drainage channel beside a community road in Ibereko, Badagry, Lagos State. Openly licensed photograph by Macdanpets.
    Roads and drainage Channels, culverts, kerbs and street lighting Real photograph · CC BY-SA 4.0 Photograph: Macdanpets / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0, cropped square. Illustrative, not a record of the projects below.
    A Nigerian secondary school campus: white classroom blocks, a school signboard and a paved road with kerbs. Openly licensed photograph by Kambai Akau.
    Education and youth Classroom blocks, libraries and skills grants Real photograph · CC BY-SA 4.0 Photograph: Kambai Akau / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0, cropped square. Illustrative, not a record of the projects below.

    Photographs on the three cards above are openly licensed pictures of the kind of work involved, credited to their photographers and labelled as illustrations. The list below is the opposite: every line is a real project, in a named council, with the source it came from.

    On the record — projects with a source

    Eleven projects in ten councils, each one reported in public and checked against that report by hand before it was listed here. The council name links to its page in this register. Where the report names nobody, the line names no one either.

    1. Clean-Up Enforcement Drive with handover of 15 vehicles to security, health and community stakeholders Agbado/Oke-Odo LCDA · sanitation · 2026 Hon. Abiodun Jimoh Ejigbadero Source: Obasa applauds Ejigbadero as Agbado Oke-Odo LCDA launches Clean-Up Enforcement Drive, hands over 15 vehicles t — Regional news outlet
    2. Borehole with water treatment facility at Alapere, Ward B (built by the ward councillor) Agboyi-Ketu LCDA · water · December 2021 Hon. (Mrs) Victoria Odegbesan (Councillor, Ward B) Source: Councillor tackles water scarcity in Lagos community — National newspaper (The Punch)
    3. N100 million grant for youths and women in micro and small businesses, plus the Skills Elevation Programme (1,000 beneficiaries trained) Agege Local Government · empowerment · February 2026 Mr Abdul-Ganiyu Obasa Source: Lagos council unveils ₦100m grant for youths, women in micro, small businesses — National news portal (NAN copy)
    4. Badagry West Electrification Project (Kweme) Badagry West LCDA · power · March 2026 Source: Badagry West celebrates commissioning of electrification project — National newspaper (The Guardian Nigeria)
    5. Construction of Morning Star Nursery and Primary School, Aigbaka Ward Ejigbo LCDA · school · March 2026 Aare Taoheed Adebayo Taiwo Source: Ejigbo chair performs groundbreaking for primary school in Aigbaka Ward — National newspaper (The Nation)
    6. Borehole facilitated by the ward councillor, plus drainage clearing and pothole filling Ikorodu Local Government · water · November 2021 Councillor Buraimoh (Ikorodu) Source: Councilor Buraimoh Continues Giant Strides, Facilitates Borehole, Clears Drainage, Fills Potholes In Ikorodu — Regional newspaper (The Impact)
    7. Solar-powered borehole initiative across wards (flag-off at Itupate/Kokoro Abu axis) Ikorodu Local Government · water · May 2026 Source: CHAIRMAN LADEGA OFFICIALLY FLAGS OFF SOLAR-POWERED BOREHOLE INITIATIVE ACROSS WARDS IN IKORODU LG — Official council website
    8. Ishokan 106.7 FM — Nigeria's first local-government-owned radio station — plus a market and roads Mushin Local Government · media · June 2025 Hon. Emmanuel Olanwaju Bamigboye Source: Sanwo-Olu commissions radio station, market in Mushin LG — National newspaper (Nigerian Tribune)
    9. Enrolment of 1,000 residents in a health insurance scheme Odi-Olowo/Ojuwoye LCDA · health · 2025 Dr Seyi Jakande Source: Odi-Olowo/Ojuwoye enrolls 1,000 residents in health insurance — National newspaper (The Nation)
    10. Ayilara Recreation Centre (water fountain project) at Olojo Drive, plus donation of staff bus and mini buses Ojo Local Government · recreation · July 2025 Hon. Rasulu Olusola Idowu Source: OJO CHAIRMAN COMMISSIONS AYILARA RECREATION CENTRE, DONATES STAFF BUS AND MINI BUSES TO LSNSC, NSCDC — Official council website
    11. Gbeleyi/New Jerusalem/Ekurere Collector Drain (1.4km) at Alakuko axis Ojokoro LCDA · drainage · April 2026 Hon. (Barr.) Oluyemisi Adenike Rosiji Source: Ojokoro LCDA, Lagos Govt Partner on 1.4km Drainage Project to Curb Flooding — News outlet (New Telegraph via Iwitness Live)

    Checked 15 September 2026. Two further projects were dropped rather than listed: their pages are rendered by JavaScript, so the claim could not be read from the page itself.

    Module A · Multimedia hub

    Plenary, projects and town halls on video

    Every clip is tagged to the council and ward it belongs to, so a resident can find their own area rather than scrolling a state-wide feed. We film nothing ourselves: these are films that already exist in public — the House of Assembly’s own channel, a council’s own channel, and Lagos newsrooms that cover council business. Each card names who filmed it. Click a card to play the film here; with JavaScript off it opens on the film’s own page.

    Data integrity

    Two ward numbers that must never be added

    Lagos has two independent ward delineations. Conflating them is the most likely way to get the map wrong, so the platform and its build gate keep them apart.

    LASIEC councillorship wards

    decides councillor seats
    LGA-tier wards150
    LCDA-tier wards226
    Total376 across 57 councils

    INEC registration areas

    federal and state elections
    Total245 across 20 LGAs
    Ikorodu LGA19 registration areas and 7 wards
    RelationshipUnresolved, never inferred
    A 376 versus 377 discrepancy is recorded, not hidden. LASIEC's register and its 2025 notice say 376. Some reporting, and the original mandate, say 377. The best-supported explanation is that 377 wards exist and 376 were contested in 2025, so one ward produced no result row. It is recorded as unverified, and the platform shows both figures rather than picking one.

    Ward boundary mapping

    Boundary geometry is what settles a polling-unit dispute in the field, so each ward is meant to carry its own outline. No boundaries have been supplied yet, so no map is drawn rather than an invented one.