Africazine:
The Lagos State government is taking significant steps to support its residents amid economic challenges.
Akinyemi Ajigbotafe, the Commissioner for Wealth Creation and Employment, empowered 300 residents of the Alimosho Federal Constituency with cash and food items. This initiative aimed to assist business owners, indigent students, and vulnerable residents, demonstrating a commitment to their well-being.
Support for Vulnerable Residents in Alimosho
The initiative included financial support for about 60 indigent students, helping ease their return to school. Additionally, 100 business owners received cash support, while food items were distributed to 140 households. This comprehensive approach aims to cushion the impact of current economic challenges faced by the community.
Ajigbotafe emphasized that this effort is a personal commitment to the development of Alimosho. He described the gesture as a way of giving back to the people and fostering unity among residents. The event took place at the Alimosho Local Government Secretariat, showcasing the community’s collaborative spirit.
Lagos State: Key figures on community support
- 300 residents empowered
- 60 indigent students received financial support
- 100 business owners received cash support
- 140 households received food items
Future Plans for Community Empowerment
Ajigbotafe indicated that there are plans to continue supporting the community periodically. He expressed a commitment to returning to the constituency to show love and support to the residents. This initiative is part of a broader strategy to enhance community welfare and unity.
Next Steps for Alimosho Residents
- Periodic support initiatives planned
- Continued engagement with community leaders
- Focus on enhancing local development
This initiative reflects a strong commitment to uplifting the Alimosho community during challenging times.
