Oyo federal lawmaker commissions Police station, distributes food palliative to constituents
By Mahmood Olayinka Alaya
As part of efforts to reduce insecurity in his constituency, the lawmaker representing Irepo/Orelope/Olorunsogo Federal Constituency, Prince Olaide Lateef Mohammed popularly known as Polam joined the Executive Chairman of Olorunsogo Local Government, Mrs. Akanni Julianah Oluwakemi, to commission the Nigeria Police Force Area Command in Igbeti, Oyo State.
The commissioning of the Igbeti Area Command Police Station marked a significant milestone in enhancing security infrastructure within Irepo/Orelope/Olorunsogo Federal Constituency.
After the commissioning of the police area command, the lawmaker launched a comprehensive food palliative distribution, underscoring his commitment to the welfare of his constituents.
This impactful initiative includes the distribution of bags of rice, bags of garri, and various other essential food items.
The flag-off ceremony for the distribution which was held at KCom Grammar School, Kishi represents a significant milestone in addressing the challenges faced by thousands of residents in the constituency.
In his remarks, Prince Olaide Mohammed (Polam) emphasized that the primary objective of the initiative is to provide relief to the less privileged in the society.
The lawmaker reiterated his dedication to the well-being of his constituents, highlighting the inclusive nature of the palliative, which was extended to community leaders and religious stakeholders as well.
According to him, it is anticipated that this noble initiative will not only offer essential sustenance but also serve as a beacon of hope during this challenging time.
In their reactions, the beneficiaries who are mainly his constituents expressed their heartfelt appreciation to Prince Olaide Mohammed Polam for his proactiveness, empathy, and compassionate approach to alleviating their hardships.
They eagerly anticipated the positive impacts that the food palliative distributions would bring to their communities.
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