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Only Desmond Elliott refused to step down for me, says Lagos assembly seat aspirant

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Barakat Bakare-Odunuga. and Desmond Elliott

Ms Bakare-Odunuga is up against the incumbent, Desmond Elliot, who is seeking re-election to represent the state constituency for the fourth time in 2027.

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