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Ojokoro CDC supports APC candidates

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Ojokoro CDC supports APC candidates
By Edith Igbokwe
Community Development Committee (CDC) of Ojokoro Local Council Development Area (LCDA) has embarked on intensive campaign for the victory of All Progressives Congress (APC) candidates during the general elections.
The CDC chairman, Samuel Alabi acknowledged achievements of the party’s candidates for House of Representatives, Hon. Benjamin Olabinjo and Lagos State House of Assembly, Hon. Emmanuel Olotu in Ifako-Ijaiye constituency II.
Alabi noted that Olabinjo has contributed to the community with provision of 44 electricity generating transformers and additional two transformers facilitated from Lagos State Ministry of Rural Development.
He noted that the candidate had also facilitated 31 roads into Ojokoro LCDA through Lagos State Government while serving as the Special Adviser to the Governor.
According to Alabi, Olabinjo’s achievements have improved quality of lives in various communities and the entire LCDA.
He endorsed the duo while also calling for support of the community for all the APC candidates.
He assured them of maximum support of the grassroots at the elections.
Responding, Olabinjo promised to keep his good deeds and to represent the people in the best way.
He donated N1million to the building project of the CDC hall to support the association.
In the same vein, Olotu assured community leaders his readiness to serve and transform lives of the people for good living.
He also gave N2million donation to support the CDC project, promising that he and Olabinjo will collectively provide fund for the tiling of the hall.
The LGA party chairman, Hon. Jelili commended the landmark achievements of Olabinjo during his tenure as Ojokoro LCDA chairman.
He disclosed that if Olabinjo is elected as a member of the federal House of Representatives, he will provide comfortable shield for the people of Ojokoro and Ifako-Ijaiye at large.

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