Hon Seyi Jakande Commends Public-Private Partnership In Community Development.

Emmanuel lkpeama 

The Executive Chairman of Òdì-Olowo/Ojuwoye LCDA, Hon Seyi Jakande, has praised the collaboration between the public and private sectors in community development, citing the recently renovated Ilupeju Library as a prime example.

The library, a flagship project of the Rachisols Foundation, was officially unveiled on Saturday, November 29, marking a significant milestone in the pursuit of educational excellence and community progress.

Hon. Jakande who was represented by his Vice Chairman Hon. Niyi Awodogan, emphasized the importance of accessible learning spaces in shaping a prosperous community, stating that the renovated library is a sanctuary for the mind, a catalyst for innovation, and a cornerstone for community growth.

“Today is not just about reopening a library; it is about reopening the doors of opportunity for our children, our youth, and every resident of Ilupeju,” Hon. Jakande stated.

“A library is a sanctuary for the mind, a catalyst for innovation, and a cornerstone for community growth. This partnership with Rachisols Foundation exemplifies the kind of collaborative spirit we need to drive meaningful development at the grassroots level.”

“It is a testament to what we can achieve when the public and private sectors unite for the common good.”he said

He commended the Rachisols Foundation for their partnership with the LCDA, highlighting the transformative power of education and the impact it can have on the community.

Investigator news reports that the event was graced by a host of dignitaries and community leaders, including Hon. Adeyi Olamilekan, Leader of the House; Chief of Staff, Mr Taiwo Ogungbe;

Others are Hon. Balogun Kehinde Oluwabukola, Mr. Taye Ige, Librarian, Guest Speaker who is also the Lead Pastor of Rock City Ministry, Pastor Charles Chukwuemezie