In a remarkable display of selflessness and dedication to public service, Executive Chairman Okeowo has once again demonstrated his commitment to the welfare of his constituents. Through his visionary initiatives and philanthropic endeavors, Okeowo has solidified his position as a champion of progress, a beacon of hope, and a paragon of selfless service.
At the 11th edition of the food palliative program, held at LA Primary School, Mosafejo, Executive Chairman Okeowo announced an unprecedented expansion of the initiative, increasing the number of beneficiaries from 1000 to 1500. This magnanimous gesture underscores Okeowo’s dedication to alleviating the plight of the vulnerable and underprivileged.
Beneficiaries and Items
– 150 beneficiaries from each of the wards received comprehensive foodstuffs, comprising:
– Rice – Garri – Beans – Demo – Other essential items
– 100 peasant traders received #50,000 each to augment their businesses and stimulate economic growth
– 500 aged individuals received #10,000 each, providing a vital safety net and acknowledging their invaluable contributions to the community
– 500 youths received #10,000 each, empowering them to pursue their aspirations and become productive members of society
– 250 young families received #10,000 each, fostering a sense of hope and stability in the face of adversity
– Free drugs were provided to 250 individuals with special ailments, including diabetes, hypertension, and others, demonstrating Okeowo’s commitment to healthcare and wellness
Commissioning of Solar-Powered Street Lights
The Chairman of Ifelodun LCDA, Okeowo, recently commissioned solar-powered street lights along the Suru-Mosafejo express road. In his remarks, Okeowo highlighted the economic benefits of using solar energy, citing the high cost of diesel and the reduction of accidents at night. He also predicted a significant increase in economic activities along the road.
Great Heroes’ Comments about the Commissioning of Solar-Powered Street Lights and increase of good palliatives in Ifelodun LCDA
Hon. Musbau Kolawole Taiwo, former Deputy Speaker of the Lagos State House of Assembly and former member of the House of Representatives, commended the Chairman’s initiative, stating that solar energy is a sensible choice due to its reliability and lack of fuel or diesel problems.
Hon. Taiwo Oyewole Adenekan, Pioneer Executive Chairman of Ifelodun LCDA, encouraged Okeowo to continue transforming the community’s economic and social lives. He noted that the Suru-Mosafejo express road is the longest and most commercially viable street in the LCDA.
Chief Lateef Olatunji, Chairman of the Chieftaincy Committee, advised the Chairman to continue his good work, citing the recent tarred Olubuade road, ongoing construction of an ultra-modern PHC, and installation of a 500-KVA transformer in one ward.
The event was attended by various dignitaries, including the Vice Chairman, Mrs. Adetoun Ojora-Adejiyan; Leader of the House, Mrs. Fatima Atinuke Salaudeen; executive committee members; legislators; NULGE Chairman, Comrade Dickson Bashua; leaders; youth leaders; market leaders; and past councillors.