Ogun students hail Rep member, Isiaka, for qualitative representation


The National Association of Egba Students (NAES) has commended the 'qualitative representation' of the member representing Ifo/Ewekoro Federal Constituency at the National Assembly, Hon. Ibrahim Ayokunle Isiaka.

The students specifically hailed Isiaka for facilitating the grading of series of Trunk C roads connecting different villages and communities within his constituency.

They made thier position known in a statement signed by its Acting National President, Comrade Onifade Emmanuel, in Abeokuta on Wednesday.

The association, however, urged the lawmaker to extend his humanitarian gestures towards the provision of bursary, donations, grants as well as scholarships to students in his constituency.

The statement read in parts, "the National Association of Egba Students having painstakingly scrutinized the activities of Hon. Ibrahim Ayokunle Isiaka EASYLIFE, the Honourable representing Ifo/Ewekoro Constituency at the Federal House of Representative, it becomes imperative for us to commend the giant strides he has been able to achieve at the Green Chamber.

"Just earlier this week, we had received the good news that grading work have started on a series of Trunk C roads connecting different villages/communities within his Constituency through the facilitation efforts of Hon. Ibrahim Isiaka.

"It is worthy of note that the these roads had hitherto been in deplorable conditions before this timely intervention.

"Upon completion, they will serve the good people of the respective beneficiary communities and their environs by easing movement of goods and people.

At this critical period, it is important that we remind Hon. EASYLIFE the need to extend aids via Donations, Bursary, Grants and Scholarships to indigenous and indigent Ẹ̀gbá students in his Constituency.

"While we commend his humanitarian and empowerment efforts, we charge him to consolidate on these by focusing on the Egba Students Community within his Constituency as there is so much more to do.

"This is essential in light of the current economic hardship being faced by Students across the country.

"As we continue to prioritize the welfare and safety of all indigenous Ẹ̀gbá Students across the nation, we urge all Ẹ̀gbá students to continue in conducting themselves in line with the 'Ọmọlúwàbí' nature of Ẹ̀gbá people."