2027: KWAM1’s daughter declares ambition for Lagos Assembly
Damilola Marshal, daughter of a renowned Nigerian musician, has announced her candidacy for the Lagos State House of Assembly, focusing on governance and community needs.
Damilola Marshal, the daughter of prominent Fuji musician King Wasiu Ayinde Marshall, has officially declared her intention to run for the Lagos State House of Assembly, representing Surulere Constituency 2. Currently serving as the Senior Special Assistant to the Lagos State Governor on Tourism, Damilola took to her Instagram to share her ambition, emphasizing her readiness to serve the community and express their needs in government.
With over a decade of experience in the legal profession, Damilola believes that her understanding of governance, justice, and community issues positions her well for this role. She holds the conviction that the youth, in particular, need representation that reflects their challenges and aspirations. In her post, she proclaimed her dedication to becoming a strong voice for young people in the assembly, underscoring her commitment to excellence and results in public service.
Her entry into the political arena highlights both a personal commitment to evolving governance in Lagos and a wider movement encouraging young women to pursue leadership roles. As the political landscape in Nigeria continues to grow, Damilola's candidacy represents a shift towards inclusivity and the importance of youth engagement in decision-making processes at state levels, especially in light of the upcoming elections in 2027.