Reverend Dele Ashaju, chairman of Alimosho CAN, speaking on behalf of 28 other chairmen of CAN of the district stated that it was indeed Senator Adeola’s tenure that first opened their eyes to the benefits derivable from praying for and supporting their representatives stressing that his empowerment programmes for constituents and goodwill gestures during festive periods are of good report for him relative to other politicians.
“I must confess that it was our Senator who first opened our eyes to the fact that elected office holders are meant to report back to their constituents with dividends of democracy instead of pretending” the CAN Chairman said.
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