..Seek govt support to provide solutions to epilepsy power supply
Religious leaders have charged Nigerians to seek peace and unity among themselves for rapid development, even as they seek government support to provide solutions to epilepsy power supply in the country.
The clerics, spoke during the Kajola Community Landlords’ Association (KCLA) second annual prayer session and medical outreach programme.
The event, which was well attended by members of the community, aimed at promoting unity, peace, and good living among the residents.
The prayer session, led by Sheikh Ismail Olohun gbebe, Al-Adaby Mudiru Modrasatu Hamdaniyatul Adabyah; Orisumibare Owode Ede and Pastor S.O Bajepade; CAC, Oke Anu, Osun State, stressed that development and progress could only thrive in a peaceful environment.
The Chairman of the community, who is also the Founder of the Christ Apostolic Church, Mountain of Praise and Mercy, OriOke Aanu, Kajola, Pastor Daniel Agbolade charged the state government to assist them to provide lasting solutions to epilepsy power supply in the area.
Agbolade said the community have been facing poor network system, which he said, is a big concern for the residents of the area.
He, however, commended the state government under the watch of Governor Ademola Adeleke for the revitalization of the primary health center in the community.
He said, “We want the health centre to be standard to the point that patients around here would be able to be admitted there beyond a day with all necessary machineries.
“Although, the government has tried their best but we still need them to do more” he added.
In his address, Chief Yunusa Kabiru Alade, the Baale of Kajola, Ede, Osun State, praised the Kajola Landlords Association leadership for steering the affairs of the community towards development.
The High Chief urged residents of the community to continue to cooperate with the executive committee to ensure the safety and security of the area.
Meanwhile, the Divisional Officer of the Nigerian Security and Civil Defense Corps, Ede West, Owode Ede, FC Fasheyi Olufemi, urged Kajola Community residents to be security cautious by ensuring that they know their neighbors and be their keepers.
He charged them to report any strange faces they found rooming around to their community leaders or any security agency.
He also spoke on the need to put on all building surrounding lights while not around to keep their property save.
He warned parents against allowing their children to be the ones opening gate when they heard visitors knocking.
