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Funso Doherty with people at the unveiling of Ọ̀nà Tuntun.

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Funso Doherty with people at the unveiling of Tolani Animashaun and the Ọ̀nà Tuntun manifesto.
Funso Doherty at the unveiling of Ọ̀nà Tuntun, 8 October 2026.

A Candidate Who Listens First.

Funso grew up on Wakeman Street in Yaba, went to King's College and the University of Lagos, and built a career leading businesses entrusted with people's savings and pensions.

“Lagos did not run out of money. […] What we ran out of is a government that works for the people who pay for it.”
Nigeria Democratic Congress: Service to the People

One Ticket. Funso Doherty and Tolani Animashaun.

Mrs Tolani Animashaun is the Nigeria Democratic Congress candidate for Deputy Governor of Lagos State, with experience in education, finance and community mobilisation. She was unveiled with the Ọ̀nà Tuntun manifesto on 8 October 2026.

“Government that works for the people. That is what this team believes in and that is why I am here.”

Tolani Animashaun, at her unveiling. Source

Funso Doherty and Tolani Animashaun at her unveiling as his running mate.
Funso and Tolani on the day she was unveiled as his running mate.

Peter Obi for President. Funso Doherty for Governor.

Peter Obi is the Nigeria Democratic Congress candidate for President of Nigeria, and Funso Doherty is its candidate for Governor of Lagos State.

Funso Doherty and Peter Obi, the NDC presidential candidate, on stage at the Candidates' Dinner.
Funso Doherty and Peter Obi at the Candidates' Dinner, 4 October 2026.

What the First Term Commits To

new low- and middle-income homes within four years
150,000new low- and middle-income homes within four years
jobs to be enabled across construction, transport, education, health and other sectors
500,000jobs to be enabled across construction, transport, education, health and other sectors
of the budget for health and education combined, from under 14% today
28%of the budget for health and education combined, from under 14% today
modern technical and vocational schools across the state
40modern technical and vocational schools across the state
across Lagos rail, bus and public ferry
One Fareacross Lagos rail, bus and public ferry
permanently assigned official vehicles at most per public officer, the Governor included
Two Carspermanently assigned official vehicles at most per public officer, the Governor included

Figures are commitments from the Ọ̀nà Tuntun manifesto, September 2026. Each links to its line in the plan.

Neighbour Talking to Neighbour.

This election is won ward by ward. Register five people in your community, join your ward team, or lead one. If every one of us brings five, we change Lagos.

Funso Doherty with people during his visit to Alimosho.

Lagos on the Move.

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Funso Doherty with people at Felabration 2026.Funso Doherty with people during his visit to Alimosho.Funso Doherty with people at CCI Ikeja and the Arewa community meeting.Funso Doherty with people at the unveiling of Tolani Animashaun and the Ọ̀nà Tuntun manifesto.Funso Doherty with people during his visit to Eti-Osa.Funso Doherty with people at The Platform town hall.Funso Doherty with people at a meeting with NDC candidates.Funso Doherty with people at the follow-up clinic appreciation programme.Funso Doherty with people during his visit to Alimosho.Funso Doherty with people at the Candidates' Dinner.Funso Doherty with people at the 2nd Annual LIACO Convention.Funso Doherty with people at Felabration 2026.

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Ọ̀nà tuntun dé.
Ọ̀nà tuntun rèé.

The new way has come. And here it is.

Funso Doherty, Ọ̀nà Tuntun speech