- LASU Epe Division Vice Chairman Alhaja Alade Raji praised Tunji Bello for donating an auditorium.
- She emphasized that although Bello is not from Epe, his project benefits Lagos State at large.
- She urged Epe indigenes to emulate him, stressing that “charity should begin at home.”
The Vice Chairman of Lagos State University (LASU), Epe Division, Alhaja Alade Raji, has praised Honorable Tunji Bello for donating a multipurpose auditorium to the institution’s Epe campus, describing the gesture as a legacy of impact and selfless service.
Eko Hot Blog reports that Speaking at the unveiling of the facility, Alhaja Raji highlighted the significance of Bello’s contribution, noting that although he is not from Epe, he has shown genuine commitment to the development of Lagos State through his investment in education.
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“Tunji Bello is not from Epe, yet he believes that whatever he does is still for the benefit of Lagos State. This is highly commendable, and I advise more sons and daughters of Lagos to emulate his initiative,” she said.
She referenced the project carried out by the late philanthropist S.L. Edu at LASU Ojo, acknowledging its impact but stressing the need for indigenes of Epe to also prioritize their home community in developmental initiatives.
“I am not saying it is bad, but as an indigene of Epe, I strongly believe that charity should always begin from home. We need more citizens of Epe to participate actively in the growth and development of our community,” she added.
Alhaja Raji called on stakeholders, leaders, and well-meaning individuals from Epe to follow Bello’s example by investing in projects that will uplift the community and strengthen LASU Epe as a center of excellence.
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