Ikorodu, Lagos – June 14, 2025, Hon. Aro Moshood Abiodun has fulfilled one of his major campaign promises by donating a brand-new 300 kVA transformer to the Harmony Frontier Community Development Association (CDA) at LAWMA Road 2, Ewu-Oliwo Elepe, Ikorodu, Lagos, in a strong demonstration of his commitment to grassroots development and community upliftment.
The official handover of the transformer took place on Saturday amidst a heavy downpour, yet the rain did little to dampen the spirits of community members who turned out in large numbers to witness what many described as a “milestone intervention.”
For residents of the Ewu-Oliwo Elepe axis—who have endured years of erratic electricity supply—this development signals the beginning of a more stable and reliable power supply.
The transformer is expected to significantly ease the power burden on households and businesses, improving daily life and boosting local commerce.
Chairman of the Harmony Frontier CDA, Pastor Oluwagbemiga Solomon Akinnusi, lauded Hon. Abiodun’s dedication to the people.
“This is more than a transformer donation,” he remarked. “It’s a powerful message of hope, integrity, and leadership. Hon. Aro Moshood Abiodun has proven he is a man of his word. This gesture restores faith in public officeholders and shows that promises made can truly become promises kept.”
Other key CDA members in attendance included: Omotayo Olufemi Adelagunja, Ex-Officio; Nwoke Chibuzor Peter, Financial Secretary; Nwoke Ndubuisi Paul, Member; and John Adeolu, Member.
They all echoed appreciation for Hon. Abiodun’s responsiveness describes the intervention as exemplary and a benchmark for effective representation.
Speaking at the handover ceremony, Hon. Aro Moshood Abiodun emphasized his unwavering commitment to improving living standards across Ikorodu.
“Public service is not just about policies—it’s about people. I made a promise to this community, and I am proud to fulfill it today. This transformer is not just equipment; it is a symbol of the partnership between my office and the people of Ewu-Oliwo Elepe.”
He also reaffirmed that this is just one of several steps in his larger plan to enhance infrastructure, promote sustainable development, and meet the core needs of his constituents.
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