Excitement As Onigbongbo Ward E Councillor, Hon. Onile Distributes Palliative Items To Residents 

Posted on October 28, 2023
AKERELE ISMAIL 
In an ongoing effort to cushion the effect of fuel subsidy removal, which had affected prices of goods and made life  difficult for many Nigerians, the Councillor representing Ward E (Oregun)  in Onigbongbo LCDA, Lagos State, Hon Mutiu Kareem Onile, on Friday 27th October, 2023, distributed palliative items to the residents. 
P.M.EXPRESS reports that the palliative items, which included Rice, Beans, Garri were distributed to over 1000 residents with a view to ameliorating their sufferings as a result of the fuel subsidy removal in the country.
The beneficiaries could not hide their joy while appreciating the Honourable Councillor for ensuring that the food items got to them at the right time. They also commended him for his humanitarian gesture to them when there was genuine need while they also prayed God to lift him to greater heights so that he can perform even better and impact more persons in the society.

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