The All Progressives Congress (APC) candidate for the Lagos State House of Assembly, Ikorodu Constituency I, Prince Toyin Gafaar Bolowotan , has called for a stronger partnership with the Alogba Kareem Adeleke (AKA) Grassroots Movement , urging its members to work closely with his campaign team to secure an overwhelming victory for APC candidates in the forthcoming elections. Bolowotan made the call during a strategic engagement with leaders and members of the AKA Movement , where he extended a hand of fellowship to the grassroots political organisation and emphasised the importance of unity, collaboration and collective responsibility in advancing the political and developmental interests of Ikorodu. The APC candidate noted that the strength of any political party is largely determined by the effectiveness of its grassroots structures, stressing that a united political family would be better positioned to mobilise voters and deliver impressive elec...
SUNDAY BENSON CELEBRATES ONE YEAR IN OFFICE WITH MULTI-MILLION NAIRA SCHOLARSHIPS, EMPOWERMENT, HEALTHCARE, INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS IN IMOTA LCDA
The Executive Chairman of Imota Local Council Development Area (LCDA), Hon. Benson Sunday Ayodele, on Wednesday rounded off a week-long celebration marking the first anniversary of his administration with a grand finale that showcased unprecedented investments in education, social welfare, healthcare, security and community development. The colourful event at the Council Secretariat attracted political leaders, traditional rulers, government officials, community stakeholders, party faithful and residents, who gathered to celebrate what many described as a year of purposeful, people-oriented and impactful governance. The highlight of the ceremony was the presentation of scholarships and bursary awards to students across different academic levels. Nine PhD students received ₦1 million each to support their research and academic pursuits, while 50 Master's degree students were awarded ₦100,000 each. In addition, 107 undergraduate students received ...