The Executive Chairman of Ikorodu West LCDA (Sulaimo Kazeem Olanrewaju) , in collaboration with Lagos State Public Works Corporation, hosted a successful stake holders deliberation on the rehabilitation of Ebute Ipakodo Police Post Junction. The meeting, held at the Oba Sekumade's Palace, aimed to engage residents of Ipakodo, in discussions on the project's objectives, design, security features, community engagement, funding, timeline, and sustainability plans.
The meeting was well-attended by various stakeholders, including residents, representatives from Ikorodu West LCDA, officials from Lagos State Public Works Corporation, the Ipakodo monarch, community leaders, Chiefs, and representatives.
The deliberation featured interactive discussions and presentations, with the Executive Chairman highlighting the challenges faced by the community and the efforts of Ikorodu West LCDA in addressing them. Hon. Sulaimon emphasized the importance of community engagement and protection of public utilities.
The Olisa of Ipakodo commended the Executive Chairman for his efforts on numerous projects going on in the Council and other areas within the community and praised the Paramount Ruler of Ipakodo kingdom, Oba (Engr) Bashir Aremu Sotonwa for his support.
The Iyaoloja of Olorunda Market, Ipakodo, clarified that the marketers are not responsible for the refuse dump at the old police post junction.
The youth representative, Mr. Toheeb Fadeyi, thanked the Chairman for involving the youths in the project and suggested the installation of CCTV cameras in the area. Another youth, Mr. Olawale Olayinka (Eba), emphasized the need for permanent security in the area.
The Chairman addressed concerns raised by Apena Jimbo Street representatives and assured that palliative works would be done in the area. The former Council Chairman, Hon. Jide Banjoko, urged the king to call the Ipakodo youth to town hall meetings.
In his final remark, the Paramount Ruler, Oba Sekumade of Ipakodo kingdom sued for peace, appreciated the public Works official and the Council Chairman for their unrelented efforts in the community.
The stakeholders deliberation was a success, fostering collaboration and community engagement. The inputs and feedback received will significantly contribute to the project's success. The rehabilitation of the police post and palliative repair of Apena Jimbo is expected to enhance security and improve the overall well-being of the community.
The project implementation will commence soon, with regular updates and progress reports shared with stakeholders.
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