*One Year In Office: Council Boss appeals for more support*

*...Gives account of stewardship*

*...Task everyone to vote APC in the upcoming house of assembly election*

The Chairman of Ovia South West Local Government Area of Edo State, Comrade Destiny Enabulele, has appealed for more support to enable him achieve the desire level of development befitting the council area.

The chairman made the appeal when he hosted the council staff and some members of the All Progressives Congress (APC), in an interactive session in commemoration of his one year in office.

The Council boss also used the opportunity to commend the people and staffs on the support thus far received by his administration.

The elated Council boss said it became necessary to thank the members of staffs as they have given him the support he needs to take the local government to an enviable height.

Enabulele while thanking them for the support, further appreciate their peaceful conduct and support given to the All Progressives Congress and asked them to keep supporting the party, but especially ahead of Saturday's House of Assembly election.

Enabulele who went further to give his account of stewardship, said over thirty projects have been awarded for execution across the Ten wards that make up the Council.

He said the projects which have reached various stages of completion, would be ready for inauguration withing the next few months.

He said the project awarded included the renovation of water boreholes, renovation/construction of blocks of primary schools, construction of ultra modern markets, renovation of the legislative building and furnishing of the Council marriage registry.

The Chairman also hinted that plans have been perfected for renovation work in the Local government main hall to create a conducive environment for hosting events and generating revenue for the Council.

While appreciating everyone for their support, also stated that his administration remains focused in his desire to serve and improve the living conditions of the people of the council area.