Well-being of my constituents, paramount to me- Idimogu

The Igbo Lawmaker who represents Oshodi/Isolo constituency 2 in the Lagos State House of Assembly, Hon. Sir (Dr) Jude Chukwuemeka Omobowale Idimogu, said that he was committed to providing quality representation and dividends of democracy for his Constituents.

The Igbo Lawmaker who represents Oshodi/Isolo constituency 2 in the Lagos State House of Assembly, Hon. Sir (Dr) Jude Chukwuemeka Omobowale Idimogu, said that he was committed to providing quality representation and dividends of democracy for his Constituents.

Idimogu stated that in line with the Next Level mantra of the All Progressives Congress (APC), “I would redouble my effort to improve the living condition of members of my Constituency”.

The lawmaker made this promise during the weekend while addressing his retinue of supporters who gathered in solidarity with him.

He further said, “the well-being of my Constituents is topmost in my plan, even as i pledged to continue to initiate more legislative instruments that will attract people-oriented projects to every nook and cranny of my Constituency”.

The Igbo Leader expressed gratitude to members of his Constituency for their unalloyed support and encouragement, promising to work assiduously to bring more dividends of democracy.

He assured residents of Lagos State in General and Oshodi/Isolo Constituency 2 in particular that 2021 will be of Immense benefits to greater number of our people.

“I have secured employment for over 30 people in various ministries and agencies. I have also assisted over 38 Constituents through vocational training, empowerment and scholarships” Idimogu opined.

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