Hon. Adekoya Sikiru Oluwafemi Empowers Party Members With Cash Support In Sagamu Ward 1

In a bid to support grassroots development and party loyalty, the councillor representing Sagamu Ward 1, Hon. Adekoya Sikiru Oluwafemi, has empowered party members with financial assistance. The initiative, aimed at easing financial burdens and encouraging active political participation, saw several beneficiaries receive cash gifts.

The latest beneficiaries of the empowerment program include Kehinde Mustapha, Kemi Bello, Olaide Adekunle, Yisau Adelowo, Ajoke Osho, Omolara Hammed, Tunde Oyewole, and Kehinde Akinnubi. These individuals expressed gratitude for the councillor’s generosity, describing it as a welcome intervention, especially in the current economic climate.

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One of the beneficiaries commended Hon. Adekoya’s consistency in supporting party members, stating, “This is not the first time since he was elected; we have been enjoying these benefits from him. His generosity has brought relief to many of us, and we appreciate his efforts.” The councillor’s continuous engagement with the grassroots has strengthened his reputation as a leader who prioritizes the welfare of his constituents.

Hon. Adekoya’s empowerment initiatives are part of his broader vision for community development, which includes supporting small businesses, youth empowerment, and infrastructure improvements. His leadership style has endeared him to many, as he remains committed to fulfilling his campaign promises and uplifting the people of Sagamu Ward 1.

This latest cash empowerment further solidifies his standing as a responsive and people-oriented representative. Political analysts in the area believe that such initiatives will enhance party unity and foster greater participation in governance at the local level.