One of the prominent political leaders from Epe Division, Rt. Hon. Adeyemi Sabit Ikuforiji, has raised concerns over key developmental and traditional issues affecting the area.
Epe Insights reports that the former Speaker of the Lagos State House of Assembly and member of the Governors Advisory Council (GAC) made the remarks during a weekly radio programme focused on issues within the division.
Ikuforiji described the persistent electricity challenge in Epe Division as a major constraint affecting households, businesses, and overall economic growth.
He noted that stable power supply remains essential for development, job creation, and improved living standards across communities.
According to him, addressing the electricity crisis is a priority issue being considered by key stakeholders within the All Progressives Congress (APC).
He referenced APC governorship flagbearer, Dr. Kadri Obafemi Hamzat, as part of ongoing conversations around resolving infrastructure challenges in the division.
Ikuforiji emphasized that improved power supply would significantly boost small businesses and attract more investment into Epe.
He also spoke on the long-standing Eko-Epe Obaship dispute, calling for calm and responsible engagement among stakeholders.
The former Speaker urged all parties involved to embrace dialogue and adhere strictly to due process in resolving traditional leadership matters.
He stressed that peace and unity remain essential for sustained development and stability in the region.
Ikuforiji warned against actions that could escalate tensions, encouraging leaders and residents to prioritize harmony.
He reiterated that traditional institutions play a vital role in community cohesion and must be protected through lawful processes.
According to him, disputes within traditional structures should be resolved in ways that preserve cultural heritage and mutual respect.
He appealed to community stakeholders to avoid inflammatory statements that could deepen divisions.
Ikuforiji reaffirmed his commitment to supporting initiatives that promote peace, development, and infrastructure improvement in Epe Division.
Observers note that his intervention adds to ongoing discussions on how to address both infrastructural deficits and traditional leadership challenges in the area.
The remarks have sparked renewed attention on the need for collaborative solutions involving government, political leaders, and traditional institutions.
