Chairman of the Odiolowo-Ojuwoye Local Council Development Area (LCDA), Hon Rasaq Ajala (HRA), conducted an extensive inspection of ongoing road projects within the LCDA earlier today.
Accompanied by his Vice-Chairman, Seyi Jakande, as well as the leader of the legislative arm, Rilwan Ola Ajenifuja, councillors, and several aides, the chairman undertook a thorough examination of the completed road rehabilitation efforts on Fafolu, Shokunbi, and Akinbode Streets.
During the inspection, the council boss took the opportunity to engage with local residents, emphasising the importance of assuming responsibility for the projects by adhering to proper usage of the newly established drainages.
He conveyed, “The maintenance of the drainages falls under the residents’ jurisdiction; regular inspection of these drains is their obligation.”
Among the residents was Mrs. Tunrayo Akintoye, who operates a plantain stand on Shokunbi Street while residing on Coker Street.
She expressed her admiration for the chairman’s efforts in rehabilitating the street and extended commendations for the various projects throughout the LCDA.
“We extend our heartfelt gratitude for the multitude of initiatives spearheaded by the chairman,” she acknowledged, further wishing prosperity upon him and his team.
Also speaking, Alhaja Mohammed from Coker Street, lauded the chairman’s multifaceted contributions to the community’s development.
Mohammed took the opportunity to put forth a request for the rehabilitation of a section of the drainage on Shokunbi Street.
During the visit, HRA availed himself of the chance to interact with students participating in a summer coaching program at Shokunbi Primary School, organised by the House of Representatives member for Mushin Constituency 1, Adeyemi Alli.
The council chairman imparted valuable guidance to the students, stressing the significance of dedicating themselves to their studies, with the assurance that a strong educational foundation would open doors to success.
Furthermore, Honorable Ajala conveyed Honorable Alli’s greetings and expectations for the students to serve as exemplary ambassadors by fully embracing their educational opportunities.
The chairman’s itinerary also encompassed a visit to the ICT workstation at St. Michael Primary, located at the Damengoro Center, where he assessed the progress of ongoing classes.
