Aiming at financial independence and self sufficiency , member, House of Representatives, Yewa South/Ipokia Federal Constituency Hon. Kolawole Lawal Mobolorunduro has embarked on several developmental projects while also empowering members of the constituency.
Better known as KLM, the unassuming politician has continued to walk his talk with genuine projects evenly executed across all the 22 wards in his constituency.
Known for his humility and commitment to the well-being of his people, Lawal, few days ago commissioned multiple projects which included: educational facilities, maternity centre, solar powered boreholes and other facilities1within his constituency.
The well-attended commissioning ceremony witnessed the official handing over of a brand new modern public toilet at Sabo market in Owode Yewa.
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