OUR QUIET PERFORMANCE

By Sultan Oluwaseunayofunmi

Part of the quiet representation  ongoing without much noise and unnecessary jingoism is partial contributions to the reduction in our drop calls and taking note of specific customers who are our constituent. This was initiated, facilitated and still being monitored personally by Honourable Adesada Wasiu Akingbade Fedeco 

We had thought how could we reduce living cost indirectly, expenses on calls could be profound but are not noted because of the necessity and unenlightened populace. To reduce this cost effect, we wrote a petition to our Telecommunications Service Providers and we got responses to forward those numbers, the responses had been sent back to them.

By these single act and their apologies for this noted infraction, we are assuring of a cheaper cost of living as we approach the hallow chambers of the Lagos State House of Assembly, Alausa, Ikeja.

We are working as a party touching lives in so many more ways than can be enumerated and yet we are just on the way, we have contributed to brighter Epe by installing more than 1000 solar street light via Hon. Noheem Balogun, who brought light like his name Imole our Honourable Candidate for House Representative Epe Federal Constituency, we contributwd and are still contributing to academic excellence of our constituency  via training of more than 2000 for various vocations, some of our members are going to schools to teach voluntarily and speak to youths on Reawakening Positive Zeal Among Youths.

We are working the more and we are not going to be tethered to  any partisanship. 

Fedeco and Imole can do it better than these present experiences, in both State and Federal Assemblies. These two have the capacity and the know how to deliver massively across the dichotomies, synergising these differences.

We are not resting on our oars to do more as the reward for hard work is more work.

Vote Adesada Wasiu Akingbade Fedeco as member Lagos state House of Assembly Epe Constituency II and 

Vote Honourable Noheem Balogun as the Member House of Representatives Epe Federal  Constituency.

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