Ejigbo LCDA Chairman,Aare TAT, Inspects Ongoing Projects.
........Reaffirms Commitment To Transparency And Accountability
Emmanuel lkpeama
The Executive Chairman of Ejigbo Local Council Development Area (LCDA), Aare Taoheed Adebayo Taiwo (TAT), has led members of the Legislative Council and Management Team on an inspection tour of ongoing developmental projects across the council area.
The tour is aimed to assess the progress of various infrastructure projects and ensure that they meet the required standards.
Investigator news reports that the inspection tour underscores TAT’s commitment to transparency, accountability, and the Renewed Hope drive of inclusive development at the grassroots.
Aare TAT reaffirmed his administration’s resolve to sustain ongoing works and deliver people-oriented projects that improve living standards and drive community growth across Ejigbo LCDA.
He was accompanied by the Council Manager, Pastor Olusegun Ajagunna; Council Engineer; Leader of the House, Hon. Oluseyi Gabriel Sobande; Councillors; CDC Executives led by Prof. Atiku Jelili; APC LGA Chairman, Alhaji (Hon.) Fatai Kasumu; Ward Chairmen; Youth groups; NURTW representatives, and Palace delegates.
Investigator news gathered that the inspection tour covered several key sites, including Moshalashi Street (Phase 1 & 2) 93% and 85% completion,respectively, Ilamoshe Road & Adejumo Lawn Tennis Club Street – 80% completion,Agbede Street Culvert and drainage reconstruction and repair with solar powered streetlights – 90% completion,Sabitu Buhari Street solar powered streetlights.
Others are Morinatu Solar powered Street lights – 100% completion,Alhaji Allah Lane with solar street lights – fully completed,Ejigbo Primary School Complex (Perimeter Fencing & Beautification) with solar street lights – 95% completion,Ejigbo Primary school water project – fully completed,K-KLAB for food and fruit vendors in Ejigbo schools – Completed,Junction Security Gate, Oke-Afa Ward – 90% completion,Jakande Estate Retail market Ongoing and Nurudeen Obe Road construction with solar powered street lights – 95% completion
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