Lagos Assembly Swears in First Female Speaker, Mojisola Meranda January 13.
Meranda assumed the position following the impeachment of former Speaker, Mudashiru Obasa, amid allegations of misconduct.
Representing the Apapa 1 constituency, she took her oath of office with a commitment to transparency and effective governance. 
While taking the oath, Meranda pledged to uphold her duties in accordance with the constitution.
She stated,“I affirm that I will be faithful as the Speaker of the Lagos State House of Assembly; that I will perform my functions honestly to the best of my ability, faithfully, and in accordance with the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.”
Meranda’s appointment marks a significant milestone for women in leadership roles within the state.
Her rise to the position is seen as a step forward in promoting gender equality and inclusiveness in governance.
Meanwhile, the House remains focused on legislative duties and addressing the concerns of Lagos residents.
The transition of leadership comes at a critical time for the Lagos Assembly, as members aim to restore confidence in the institution.
Meranda has promised to bring integrity and innovation to the office, ensuring that the assembly serves the interests of the people effectively.
Observers hope her tenure will herald a new era of accountability and progress in Lagos State.
Her commitment to service has already garnered support from constituents and stakeholders who see her leadership as a beacon of change.
As the first female Speaker, Meranda’s tenure is expected to inspire more women to pursue leadership positions in government and beyond.
