Ajose Eniola
The Ajegunle Youth Development Network (AYDN), a voluntary community-based organization, has embarked on a Manhole Covering Project in the Ajegunle community of Agege, as part of its continuous efforts to improve community safety and development.
This initiative adds to a growing list of impactful projects by the organization, which include the installation of street lights, security enhancement programs, and youth empowerment initiatives aimed at improving the overall well-being of residents.
Speaking during an interview, Comrade Oyedeji Abdulrasak (Prestige), the President of AYDN, emphasized that the organization is non-political, non-religious, and non-ethnic, driven solely by a passion to give back and make a meaningful impact.
“Our goal is to create a platform that enhances the socio-economic development of Ajegunle youths, improves community welfare, and rekindles the spirit of unity that once defined our neighborhood,” he said.
“One thing binds us all — Ajegunle. It’s the community where we grew up, shared memories, and built our early dreams. That shared identity fuels our passion to give back and uplift others,” Comrade Abdulrasak added.
Also speaking, the Vice President, Mr. Tola Dokumu, stressed the importance of collective community responsibility.
Our community remains our pride, and we must all come together to make it a safer and better place,” he noted.
In his remarks, the Secretary, Mr. Oladimeji Samuel, highlighted the need for sustainability and continuous youth involvement in community projects, emphasizing that true development begins with local action.
The Manhole Covering Project took place at Ajigbotinu Street, Off Mathew Street Pero Bus Stop, Agege. with residents commending AYDN for its proactive step toward ensuring safety and environmental improvement in the area.
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