The Executive Chairman of Lekki LCDA, Engr. Rasaki Bamidele Kasali has extended the February 2026 monthly food distribution to riverine communities within the council area.
Epe Insights reports that the Phase Two exercise targets aged persons, widows, widowers, and other vulnerable residents in hard-to-reach settlements.
The extension is aimed at ensuring that no community is excluded from the council’s welfare initiatives despite geographical challenges.
Food items are delivered through a door-to-door approach to ensure transparency and direct access for beneficiaries.
Council officials noted that the riverine terrain presents logistical difficulties, but arrangements were made to ensure smooth distribution.
Engr. Kasali stated that inclusive governance requires reaching every segment of the population, regardless of location.
He reaffirmed that residents in riverine communities deserve equal attention and social support.
The Chairman emphasised that the administration remains committed to cushioning economic hardship across Lekki LCDA.
Beneficiaries in the affected communities expressed appreciation for the gesture.
They described the initiative as compassionate and reflective of responsive leadership.
Community leaders also commended the council for prioritising vulnerable groups in remote areas.
Observers said the extension demonstrates a practical commitment to equity and inclusion.
The monthly food distribution programme remains a central pillar of the administration’s welfare strategy.
Council authorities reiterated that the intervention will continue as part of sustained efforts to improve residents’ wellbeing.
