The Executive Chairman of Ojodu Local Development Council Area, Hon. David Olusegun Odunmbaku, has donated a patrol van to the Ojodu Divisional Police station with the cash sum of One Hundred and Fifty Thousand naira for station upkeep.
The event, which took place in early hours of Thursday 24th March, 2022, at the compound of the Ojodu Police Station, was witnessed by all the officers of the station and some member of the community.
The Patrol van, which had been abandoned for months, was taken up by the Executive Chairman, Hon. Olusegun Odunmbaku and refurbished by Ojodu Local Development Council Area.
The Patrol Van was presented to the Divisional Police Officer of Ojodu Divisional Police Officer, CSP Arowoloju Akinola, by the Executive Chairman of Ojodu Local Development Council Area ably represented by the Councilor of Ward F Ojodu, Hon. Olumide Akinade.
Present at the event were CDC Chairman, Elder Femi Abiona, The Chairman of All Ojodu Community Residents Development Associations, Alhaji Sanni ably represented by the Community Secretary, Mr. Solomon Salami and Assistant Financial Secretary, Mr. Femi Popoola and Station Officer of Ojodu Police Station, S.O Nimiwori B.
This happened few months after Ojodu Local Development Council Area donated a patrol van to the Ojodu Police Station.
The Executive Chairman of Ojodu Local Development Area, Hon. Olusegun Odunmbaku ably represented by the Councilor of Ward F, Hon. Olumide Akinade, told the Police to make good use of the vehicle for the safety of residents.
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