Wale Jagun
It was a rousing welcome for the Councillorship aspirant for Ward C2 in Igbogbo/Bayeku Local Council Development Area (LCDA), Lion Taofeek Olawale Ipaye on Wednesday as he presented a public address system to the group.
The meeting was held at Hon David Alagbe”s residence behind Zumratul-Islamiyyah Grammar School, Igbogbo, where party women and men sang joyfully at interval to show their appreciation for the aspirant’s gesture and their support for him.
Ipaye speaking during the donation said that the PAC is just part of his little way of contributing to the party.
He said that the gadget will enhance communication during the meetings.
The councillorship aspirant also says that he has been reaching out to members of the party who are in need and addressing other critical areas of challenge in the community. Adding that with political office or not, he has been contributing to the party and that he will continue to.
He solicited for the support of the members of the party in his aspiration.
“There is nothing that we can do without you our fathers and mothers. That is why we are appealing to you to give us your maximum support for us to achieve our aspiration of representing you.
“I can assure you that we will not disappoint you. I can assure you that my emergence will be a source of pride and happiness for the Justice Forum,” he assured the large audience.
Alhaji Oluwatoyin Raji, Chairman JF, Ward C2 thanked the aspirant for the donation and his contributions to the group and the party.
He charged him to continue to work for the party.
The chairman, however, cautioned party followers to desist from causing discord among the aspirants vying for the same position.
He enjoined them to cooperate and go about their campaign peacefully.
Hon. David Alagbe lauded councillorship aspirant Ipaye for his gesture.
He also commended members of the group in Ward C2 for their cooperation and decorum.
It will be recalled that Taofeek Ipaye last week on the platform of the Taofeek Ipaye Foundation, visited nursing mothers at the Igbogbo/Bayeku Primary Health Centre (PHC) in Igbogbo to interact and also presented them gifts as a form of support.
