Leadership of Eredo Local Council Development Area has participated in the groundbreaking ceremony of Omola Junior Secondary School and Omola Primary School in Odo-Mola.
Epe Insights reports that the Executive Chairman, Monsuru Akinloye, was represented at the ceremony by the Vice Chairman, Lateef Adesanya. The event was attended by stakeholders, community leaders, and residents from across the LCDA.
Also present at the ceremony was Wale Raji, who facilitated the project. The lawmaker was commended for his consistent delivery of grassroots development initiatives.
Speaking at the event, Adesanya praised the legislator’s commitment to community growth. He noted that such projects demonstrate a strong dedication to improving the welfare of constituents.
He emphasized that access to quality education remains a key driver of sustainable development. According to him, the new schools will create better learning opportunities for children in Odo-Mola and nearby communities.
The project is expected to reduce the distance pupils travel daily to access education.
It will also improve the overall standard of teaching and learning within the area.
Community stakeholders described the initiative as timely and impactful. They noted that it aligns with broader efforts to deliver meaningful development at the grassroots level.
Residents expressed optimism about the benefits of the schools upon completion. Many believe the project will encourage school enrollment and support educational advancement.
The presence of Eredo LCDA leadership highlighted the council’s commitment to supporting people-focused initiatives.
The administration continues to prioritize development across critical sectors.
The groundbreaking ceremony reflects a collaborative approach to governance. Stakeholders say such partnerships are essential for driving progress and improving living standards in Eredo LCDA.
