Kosofe Reporters

The Executive Chairman of Kosofe Local Government, Hon Afolabi Sofola has reaffirmed his commitment towards leaving a lasting legacy in terms of provision of quality and accessible road network in his Local Government Area has he commissioned another road projects at Anthony village on Friday. Hon. Sofola commissioned reconstructed Bola street at Anthony Village making it the fifth road commissioned within a week in the local government. Hon. Sofola was represented at the commissioning by his Senior Special Assistance on Religious Matter Hon. Ganiu Oyebanjo. In an interview with newsmen, Hon. Oyebanjo reiterated the commitment of the council chairman towards making life liveable for the people of Kosofe Local Government Area. He made it Known that the council Chairman decided to reconstruct the road in order to bring relief to motorists and residents of the area who had been facing severe hardship due to the poor state of the road before its reconstr

Just two days after commissioning three road projects, the Executive Chairman of Kosofe Local Government, Hon. Afolabi Sofola has again officially declared another road in the Local Government Area for Public Use. Hon. Sofola yesterday commissioned Babalola street which is located in Araromi/Ifako area of the local government.   Hon. Afolabi Sofola while commissioning the road, implored residents of the community to put the newly constructed road into proper use, adding that the construction of the road is in fulfilment of the campaign promises he made to the people of the local government. Hon. Sofola was represented at the commissioning by his Chief of Staff Hon. Fatai Gbadebo. Hon. Gbadebo in an interview with newsmen expressed delight at the road construction stating that the council Chairman has actually fulfilled one of the campaign promises he made to the residents of the Local Government while pleading for their votes in 2017. He therefore ur

Less than a week after commissioning blocks of classrooms in two primary schools, the executive Chairman of Kosofe Local Government Hon. Afolabi Sofola has again made a firm statement of his commitment to providing infrastructural development to the local government area with the Commissioning of three roads at Ojota and Mende yesterday. Hon. Sofola commissioned link road from Kogberegbe street to Ojota New Garage, Okuneye Okugade Street Mende and Kajola street also at Mende Maryland. The roads are among a wide range of projects the council chairman is planning to commission before the end of his tenure later this year. While declaring the road formally open for public use, Hon. Sofola urged the members of the public to make proper use of the roads and desist from acts that could bring about their swift dilapidation such as channelling of domestic waste water over it, making of bonfire and erection of illegal structures. The council chair

As part of efforts at uplifting the standard of education in Kosofe Local Government through provision of conducive environment for learning in all elementary schools, the Executive Chairman of Kosofe Local Government Hon. Afolabi Sofola yesterday commissioned 2 blocks of refurbished Classrooms at Oworoshoki and Ifako areas of the Local Government.  Hon. Sofola Commissioned a block of 5 classrooms at Ayeroju Primary school, Oworoshoki and a block of 7 classrooms at Ifako Nursery and Primary School, Ifako. The CDC chairman of Kosofe Local Government Area Hon. Segun Babatunde represented the Council chairman at the Commissioning of the renovated classrooms at Aiyeroju Nursery and Primary school, Oworoshoki. While commissioning the project, Hon. Babatunde appealed to the School Authorities to make judicious use of the facility, stating that it was renovated in order to make academic learning conducive to the pupils and wean them away from cu

                                                                                                           The Lagos State House of Assembly House Committee Chairman on Commerce, Industry and Cooperatives, Hon. Sanni Okanlawon has explained the rationale behind the introduction of a Bill by the Lagos state Government for a law to provide for the registration of Cooperative Societies in the State and for Other connected matters.   Hon. Sanni Okanlawon speaking at A-Day Public Hearing of the Bill organised by the Lagos State House of Assembly on Wednesday Dec 30, 2020 stated that the Bill which had already scaled through the 2 nd reading “is for the purpose of re-enacting subsisting cooperative society law Cap C 14, Law of Lagos state of Nigeria 2015 which was inherited from the old western region government in 1964 and adopted by Lagos state Government upon its creation in 1967”.     He added that the Bill when finally passed into law would address various problems con