Fouad Oki wins Lagos FA Chairmanship election

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Fouad Oki, a Chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Lagos State, has been elected Chairman of Lagos State Football Association (LSFA).

Oki, a former Lagos APC Vice Chairman, defeated the incumbent Vice Chairman, Tade Azeez, by 13 votes to one.

The election conducted at the main bowl of the Mobolaji Johnson Arena (formerly Onikan Stadium) on Wednesday had all the delegates of the five divisional constituencies.

For the Vice Chairmanship position, the Chairman of 36 Lions, Liameed Gafaar score 10 votes to defeat former Technical Director of LSFA, Dotun Coker who polled four votes.

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