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Ikorodu, Kosofe Communities Appreciate Senator Tokunbo Abiru For Facilitating Transformers





Residents of Awofusi Community Development Association, Erunwen, Ikorodu and Adebare Community in Kosofe, have expressed profound gratitude to Senator Mukhail Adetokunbo Abiru, FCA, the Senator representing Lagos East Senatorial District for facilitating the provision and installation of transformers to their communities.

Other communities under Lagos East that also benefitted from the recent supply and installations of transformers include: Owolowo Street and adjoining areas close to Ikorodu Town Hall and communities under Exclusives Community Development Association, Igbogbo.

Senator Abiru who has been impacting various communities under the Lagos East Senatorial District, with various projects like: mini-stadia, sports complex, markets and solar-powered street lights amongst others, had earlier provided transformers in the following communities:

1. Ifelodun CDA, Igbogbo-Bayeku

2. Magodo Community CDA Oke Ota Ona, Ikorodu

3. Ikorodu GRA 2, Ibeshe Igbogbo-Bayeku

4. Ifeloju Abule Eko,Ijede Ikorodu

5. Sekungba CDA ikosi Ejirin

6. Isale Agoro CDA, Epe LGA

7. Ideraoluwa CDA, Eredo LGA

8. Olugayan CDA, Imota

9. Idegun CDA, Imota

10. Gbaga Olorunda CDA

11. Adamo (Ikorodu North)

12. Agura Central Gberigbe ( Ikorodu North)

14. Agunbiade CDA ( Somolu)

15. New Araromi CDA (Ipakodo, Ikorodu West)

16. Liberty CDA (Ipakodo)

17. Unity Progressives CDA, Isawo

18.  Eleshin  Community CDA, Itamaga, Ijede

19. Eyin- Ira CDA, Ibeju- Lekki

20. Hilltop, CDA, Odomola

21. Lagasa CDA, Ibeju- Lekki


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