ENIADE FLAGS OFF OKUKU–IJABE–ILA-ODO ROAD REHABILITATION, COMMUNITY LEADERS HAIL HIS GRASSROOTS COMMITMENT

The APC candidate for the House of Representatives, Ifelodun, Boripe and Odo-Otin Federal Constituency, Hon. Damilare Francis Eniade, has flagged off the rehabilitation of the long-needed Okuku–Ijabe–Ila-Odo road, drawing commendation from community leaders and residents across the benefiting communities.

The flag-off ceremony brought together traditional leaders, community stakeholders, political associates, youths and residents, who described the intervention as a significant step towards improving transportation and boosting economic activities in the area.

Speaking on the importance of the project, community leaders commended Eniade for his initiative and what they described as his selfless commitment to the welfare of the people.

They noted that the road serves as an important link for residents, farmers, traders and motorists, stressing that its rehabilitation would make movement easier while creating a more conducive environment for commercial and agricultural activities.

The community leaders also praised Eniade for responding to an infrastructure challenge that has affected residents for years, describing the intervention as a practical demonstration of grassroots-oriented leadership.

In his remarks, Eniade reaffirmed his commitment to supporting projects and initiatives that directly impact the lives of constituents.

He explained that the road rehabilitation was undertaken out of a genuine desire to contribute to the development of the area and improve the quality of life of residents.

According to him, meaningful representation must go beyond promises and political engagements, stressing the importance of identifying with the people and supporting initiatives that address their immediate needs.

He assured residents of his continued commitment to the development of Ifelodun, Boripe and Odo-Otin Federal Constituency, while calling for collective support and cooperation from community stakeholders.

The project is expected to improve connectivity between Okuku, Ijabe and Ila-Odo while facilitating the movement of people, agricultural produce and goods within the communities.