ORILE-AGEGE LCDA COUNCILLOR #OBANLA GIVES SCHOLARSHIP TO INDIGENT PUPILS IN HIS WARD.
The Councillor representing ORILE-AGEGE WARD C. recently took it upon himself to ensure that 3 less privileged children have direct access to qualify education which was made impossible initially due to Financial Constraints on the part of their Parents.
The Chief Whip of ORILE-AGEGE LCDA LEGISLATIVE ARM while Speaking with Agegetv Agege said he knows what it feels like to be out of School as an educationists this is the reason why i took it upon my self to enroll these ones in school. Hon. OBANLA Single handedly foot the bills of every back to School items required to ensure that the children resume with other children for the 2018/2019 Academic Calendar.
He bought new School Uniforms and Educational Materials after meeting with their Parents to know exactly other areas they need succour.
While Speaking with Agegetv Agege he said the parents of the pupils paid a courtesy visit to him to show a sign of appreciation and pray for him to continue Prospering in more knowledge and wisdom in steering the community and peoples affairs, the father of the two kids said he is very sorry for the delay experienced to get the children enrolled since, he said their mother abandoned them 5years ago, that he and his grandmother has been the only one catering for their well being.
I derived my own success from bringing joy to my people by creating an impact, because for you to educate a man, or children you have educated a Nation. As an Educationist, I am not doing this to outshine any one but just to discover the great children that will pioneer the affairs of the country in the future, and to satisfy my conscience, Hon.Obanla reiterated.
if I can be discovered by some great leaders like Hon. Taofeek Adaranijo, Hon. Yinka Ogundimu, Hon. Mudasiru Ajayi Obasa and others within my community to represent and give a selfless service to the people, i value them, and I appreciate them, in lieu of this it should not end up here, we must always lead by example that we are not too young to make impact.
it’s not until when you occupy a State or National position before your presence should be felt in your Community, but as a Councillor one should start impacting lives from the grassroots.
So i therefore implore well meaning Nigerians to emulate this act by touching lives of people within our Community positively.
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