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Hope on Every Plate: Mayoress Samiat Bada Delivers Life-Saving Food Palliatives to Ikosi-Isheri Residents

 









Princess Samiat Bada, the Mayoress of Ikosi-Isheri LCDA, reaffirmed her commitment to supporting the community during challenging times. At the distribution of essential food palliatives at Senator Bayo Oshinowo Hall, she emphasized her dedication to the well-being of residents, stating, "My heart remains with the people of Ikosi-Isheri, and since the inception of this administration, we have prioritized the welfare of our people."

Princess Samiat Bada explained that her administration’s agenda has always included the distribution of food items, recognizing the importance of stomach infrastructure alongside road development, education, and healthcare initiatives. "We are not only focusing on building physical structures but also on nourishing our people. This is as important as any other infrastructure," she said.

She ensured that no one would be left behind, highlighting the community’s orderly approach to receiving aid, thanks to effective communication and distribution methods. The Mayoress also mentioned that the food distribution program has evolved to provide a more balanced diet, moving from the usual garri, rice, and beans to more nutritious items such as eggs and yam. "We have made adjustments to meet the community’s nutritional needs, knowing that many residents have gone without basic protein sources like eggs for too long," she added.

The beneficiaries expressed gratitude for the palliatives, sharing their heartfelt reactions:

1. Alhaji Sulaimon Ajibola, a retired teacher and long-time resident, said, "I never expected such thoughtful items. The inclusion of eggs and yam shows they truly care about our health. This is not just about food; it's about survival."

2. Mrs. Folake Omisore, a widow and petty trader, couldn't contain her excitement, saying, "For months, it has been difficult to put proper meals on the table for my children. I am beyond grateful to our Mayoress for ensuring we get nutritious food. This act of kindness is life-saving."

3. Chief Adekunle Alaba, a local leader, added, "Princess Samiat has always been someone who keeps her promises. The balanced palliatives show that this administration understands our needs and is taking real steps to address them."

4. Titi Bakare, a single mother of three, shared, "This is a huge relief. I’ve struggled to give my children balanced meals for a while. The inclusion of eggs in this package means a lot to me. It’s as though the Mayoress knows exactly what we need."

5. Mr. Bolaji Adebayo, a youth leader, said, "The palliatives reflect true leadership—caring for the people in practical ways. We are not only being fed but also reminded that we have a government that sees and understands our struggles."

The reactions of over thousand of residents that benefited from the food palliative underscore the deep appreciation the community has for Princess Samiat Bada’s consistent efforts to address their most pressing needs.

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