On Monday, Fulani and Hausa communities residing in Oyo town were empowered with money by a politician identified as Akeem Adeniyi Adeyemi. He is a member of the House of Representatives, and the Chairman, House Committee on Communications in the National Assembly.
He had organized a town hall meeting to rub minds with people by giving his account of stewardship. The meeting was attended by his father, Oba Lamidi Adeyemi, Alaafin, and the great people of the Oyo Federal Constituency.
The Reps member seized the opportunity to highlight his achievements ever since he has been in the National Assembly. He talked about his legislative performance through moving motions and sponsoring bills. He then listed the series of bills and motions he has sponsored.
He furthermore listed many projects and programs he has facilitated for the four local governments he represents such as roads and bridges construction, Education, Water, Electricity, Skill Acquisition, and provision of solar power streetlights.
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