Lagos State governor, Mr Akinwunmi Ambode, has been commended over the newly constructed jetty at Taqwa Bay seeing to have placed the tourism potentials of Iru Local Council Development Area (LCDA), Victoria Island on the world map.
Chairman of the council, Honourable Princess Rasheedat Abiodun Adu, gave this commendation when she received in her office a team of Concerned Human Rights group in continuation of the group’s assessment tour of Lagos State Government projects across the 57 local councils and LCDAs.
The council boss, while describing the bay as comparable to any of its kind in the world, also commended Governor Ambode for his good works as reflected in the infrastructural renewal of the state which she said had been appreciated by those who live in Lagos and people outside Lagos and had earned the governor accolades from within and afar.
She, therefore, called on the people of the state to rally round the governor for a second term in office to enable him “continue the good works for another four years.”
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Princess Adu together with her management later led the assessment team on visits to projects undertaken by the state government in the LCDA, including the ongoing construction of a legislative building its elected lawmakers, the completed and commissioned Idowu Martins Street, Prince Daramola Street and Abisogun Street at Oniru Estate, Victoria Island as well as the nearly completed Balarabe Musa Crescent.
Others are the Primary Health Centres (PHCs) at Water Corporation and the LCDA secretariat which the council chairman sought Governor Ambode’s intervention for completion and equipping, even as promised to complement the efforts of the state government in delivering on her mandate to the people of the LCDA.
The leader of the project assessment team, Comrade Nelson Ekujumi, commended the council chairman, Hon. Adu, urging her not to relent in showcasing that women were responsible and responsive leaders with herself being a good representative of the Nigerian women based on what the team saw on the ground and the account offered by residents of Iru LCDA.
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