Ijede Egbin youth forum is for community development- Comr Olumide
By Ifeoma Ikem
Sahara Weekly Reports That Ijede Egbin LCDA unified youth forum said says the forum is for the development of the community.
Musediq said this during the first anniversary of the Unity Zone celebration in Oke-Eletu Ijede, Ikorodu, Lagos.
He appreciated everyone who made the day a reality even though they had tittle challenges before the forum materialized and stood firm.
“Just like yesterday, the youth forum has marked one year, so we are celebrating the grace of God, peace and tranquility of this community and the developmental strides recorded within the year”.
He urged the members of the forum to be steadfast, show love to one another adding that by God’s mercy he will ensure that the welfare of his people remained a top priority.
“I always advise my members to be up and doing, no matter the challenges, we must maintain peace in the community.
“Our struggle is for everybody and our generation to come, peace must reign because we are one. Unity Zone performed greatly and I want them to keep it up,” he added.
He said Ijede Local council development area (LCDA) is a large community with many challenges, he thanked God for the wisdom to overcome through the help other stakeholders in the community especially the Honourable Chairman of the LCDA, Hon Motunrayo Alogba and the Royal Fathers.
“I use this medium to advise my members and the communities to keep their faith alive in this coming year.
“Apart from electricity challenges, many more development are coming to our communities,” he said
Hon Olarnewaju Mahfus, the deputy coordinator expressed gratitude to the Almighty God for the Unity Zone adding that the zone will be consistent in advocacy in well being and development of their community.
Mrs Deborah Odusanya,the Unity Zone zonal coordinator was represented by her deputy said that the forum is open to everyone and is impacting positively to the community.
“No fewer than 10 students from the Unity Zone was among the students benefited from free jamb forms from Ijede Egbin unified youth forum this year.
“We must attain enviable heights, shun acts that will divide the community.
“It is now time for everyone regardless of political, ethnic and religious differences to sustain peace and harmony to build this community.
Mrs Yetunde Onatunde, the Unity Zone secretary, called on members of the community to join hand for the growth and progress of the zone adding that they must not allow sentiments to take them backward.
“Also, I am appealing to everyone to imbibe good moral conducts in our daily activities for the sake of peace and unity of the community.