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Hon. Wale Raji Enhances Education In Epe With New Classroom Block, Fulfills Development Promises

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9 months ago

Apr 14, 2024.

Rep. Wale Raji breaks ground on new block of classrooms in Igbooye
Pledges full completion of school project with equipment and furniture
Highlights numerous community development projects across Eredo LCDA

Eko Hot Blog reports that, in a remarkable display of commitment to the people of Epe Federal Constituency, Hon. Wale Raji today launched the groundbreaking ceremony for a new block of classrooms at Igbooye Community Secondary School.

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The event, attended by community members and local dignitaries, marked a significant milestone in the lawmaker’s efforts to transform the educational landscape in the region.

“I want to address the school project that started with the construction of the laboratory building. While the initial phase did not include the allocation of equipment, I am pleased to announce that this time, we are committed to the full completion of the project,” declared Hon. Wale Raji during the ceremony.

The representative further emphasized that the contract is not for partial completion, but for the “full package with equipment, furniture, and a conducive learning environment for our students.”

Raji’s unwavering dedication to the development of the Eredo Local Council Development Area (LCDA) was evident as he highlighted the numerous projects undertaken across the region.

“In fact, I can proudly say that there is not a single area in the Eredo LCDA that we have not touched with one project or another,” Raji stated. “From the primary health center in Ward M1 in Iraye to the ongoing solar-powered street light project, we have been actively engaged in improving the lives of our people.”

The lawmaker also detailed the completion of the Noforija community school, Imokun primary school, and the construction of 86 shops in Mojoda, which were given out free of charge to market women.

Raji noted that by the time the new block of classrooms is completed, over 106 classrooms with furniture would have been constructed in the Epe federal constituency.

“My friends, this is just the beginning. We are not stopping here. More projects are in the pipeline, and we are committed to continue delivering on our promises and transforming our community,” Raji assured the constituents, underscoring the administration’s unwavering dedication to uplifting the lives of the people.