Thursday 14 March 2013

Residents of Odi-Olowo/Ojuwoye Commends local government chairman




Commercial bike riders at Shyllon Street, sub area of palm grove area in Odi-Olowo/Ojuwoye local government, in Lagos state has commended the local government chairman for coming to their aid, concerning the bad road, which was repaired.
Speaking to some the bike riders, most of them did not believe that such a thing could be done, as they believed that once you cry to them for help, they don’t do the job immediately, but are surprised by the work the chairman has done.
According to Idris Wahab, he said that “when I resume working on Friday, I was surprised at what I saw; some men were busy repairing the road. It’s a thing of joy to me because, the way I spent money to repair my bike (Okada), will reduce to an extent”. He noted.
Also speaking was John Meniwa, who said “I’m happy that they remembered the road, because this road has been in a bad shape, during the raining season, it always the worst”, but now with the road done I can see that the flood will not be a thing to worry about”. He said
He also urged the local government chairman to extend their good works to other areas, which need to be repair. “I want to use this medium, to appeal to the chairman; it is not only this road that was needed to be repaired, but others too need urgent repair”; it will be great if it will be done”. He added.
Some residents who spoke to inside Lagos, said that what the local chairman did was a great way of showing to them, that he still have them in mind, but urged him to carry out more work, because some area in the local government needs to be done, especially drainages.
One of the resident of the area, Jimoh Abubakar, said “ what they did was a sign that  good things were set to come, but it should be extend to other areas of the local government”, the street will be free of flood, when it rains, but others streets in the area may not get the same benefits”.
He however pleaded with the local government chairman Mr. Yemi Alli, to come to the aid of the people living in the area.

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