PROMISE MADE, PROMISE FUFiLLED......

PROMISE MADE, PROMISE FUFiLLED........
...... Ogunlewe put smiles on people faces as he commisions four roads.
Like Kemal Ataturk, Turkish Stateman, who says Teachers are like candle who burnt itself to  light the way for others, Ogunlewe is also sacrificing
his spare and leisure  time to ensure that Kosofe gets the best in infrastructures, as he led the Council's legislators, top management Staff, CDC and political leaders to commission four newly constructed roads that spread across Kosofe.
The lucky roads which are among the selected ten roads slated for reconstruction are  Abioye Street, at Mende, Maryland, Abayomi Odubena in Ojota, idowu Dada and Araromi in Ogudu.
The Executive Chairman, Kosofe Local Government, Barrister Moyosore Ogunlewe said it was a promise earlier made which they are obliged to fulfil. He added further that the need to create access roads across the Council necessitated the massive reconstruction, enjoining the people to make judicious use of the roads and should not be allowed to be destroyed by some people who may convert it to mechanic workshop.
Speaking excitedly after commissioning Abayomi Odubena at ojota, the erstwhile Chief of Staff, Hon. Fatai Gbadebo lauded the Chairman for his efforts so far in ensuring that no bad road  exists in Kosofe. Just as the Councillor representing ojota ward, Hon. Sulaimon Baruwa  showed his gratitude to the Chairman for the great work. He said the council boss has been a beacon of hope in  Kosofe as an active and performing leader.
Hon. Olalekan Ibrahim Adebare who commisioned Araromi street,  at Ogudu said it was a fulfilment of a dream for the road to be constructed  and commissioned.  He  promised to give protection to the roads by appealing to the community to maintain it.

In his own remarks, the leader of the Legislative arm, Hon. Idowu Oluloro said Kosofe was very lucky to have as a Chairman, a forward looking, focus and diligent leader who has kept all his electioneering promises. Oluloro added that what the Council boss had done so far was in consonance with the dividends of democracy of promise made, promise kept.

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