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Bonu commends Sanwo-Olu’s approval of funds for electricity restoration in Badagry West
Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu has bolstered infrastructure development, as he approved funding for the restoration of electricity to communities in Badagry West Local Council Development Area (LCDA).
According to the lawmaker representing Badagry Constituency 1 at the Lagos State House of Assembly, Hon. Bonu Solomon, elated over the graceful intervention it will help revive the commercial potentials of the people.
Bonu made the announcement in a statement to his constituents, expressing delight over the Governor’s intervention and commending the recent signing of the Lagos State Electricity Bill 2024 into law, which aims to improve electricity supply across the state.
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“This is a significant milestone,” he stated. “The contractor has already begun the documentation process to access the funds, and once completed, work will commence immediately on site.”
He also called on residents to join in showing appreciation to Governor Sanwo-Olu for his commitment to resolving power issues in the area. “Your patience and perseverance have been instrumental in achieving this breakthrough,” he said.
The restoration project is expected to bring relief to several communities in Badagry West that have endured prolonged periods without stable electricity.
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