In a recent interview on IKD 106.1 FM radio station, the Executive Chairman of Ikorodu Local Government, Hon. Wasiu Adesina proudly detailed the numerous achievements and impacts of his administration.
During the engaging session (spoken in yoruba dialet), Hon. Adesina highlighted significant strides in infrastructure, education, healthcare, and community development under his leadership.
Hon. Adesina emphasized the administration’s commitment to improving the lives of Ikorodu residents.
Key accomplishments include the renovation and construction of several roads, enhancing transportation and connectivity in the region.
He also pointed out improvements in local healthcare facilities, which have led to better access to medical services for the community.
In education, the administration has made notable progress by upgrading school infrastructure and providing essential learning materials.
Hon. Adesina mentioned several new initiatives aimed at empowering the youth through vocational training programs and scholarships.
During the interview, Hon. Adesina also took the opportunity to urge the general public to support the local government by paying their tolls.
He explained that the revenue generated from toll payments is crucial for funding further developmental projects. “Paying your tolls directly increases the revenue, which translates into more means to achieve more for our community,” he stated.
He assured the public that every toll paid contributes to the continuous improvement and sustainability of the projects benefiting the entire Ikorodu Local Government Area.
Hon. Adesina expressed his gratitude for the community’s ongoing support and encouraged residents to remain actively involved in local governance.
As the interview concluded, Hon. Adesina reiterated his administration’s dedication to transparency, accountability, and delivering tangible results that positively impact the lives of Ikorodu residents. He called on all stakeholders to join hands in building a more prosperous and developed Ikorodu.
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