Egunjobi transforms criminals hideout to modern mini market

AgegePulse Magazine

By Ismaeel Garba Ismaeel

 Egunjobi transforms criminals hideout to modern mini market

The Executive Chairman of Agege Local Government, High Chief (Alh) Ganiyu Kola Egunjobi (JP) has transformed criminals hideout at Moshalashi Alhaja into a modern mini market.

This development, according to the council helmsman, would reduce crime and add value to the socioeconomic development of Agege community.

Responding to questions from correspondents of community media outfits, High Chief Egunjobi said "This is in fulfilment of the promise I made to the good people of the council area at several occasions that all criminals hideouts would be transformed into meaningful use for the good people of Agege.  As you can see, we have converted the den of criminals at Moshalashi Alhaja area to a modern mini market. This would add value to the socioeconomic development of Agege community."

The Chairman, therefore, used the medium to call on the youths in Agege community to take advantage of the council's vocational centre to acquire skills that would make them meaningful to themselves and the society, rather than engaging in crime.  Adding that the council under his watch would not tolerate criminals hideouts in the council area.

Breaking:

 Ongoing demolition and clearing of chanties at Railway Line in Agege by a Federal Government Agency who declined responding to questions fielded by Agege Pulse correspondent present at the site. Also, security operatives are on ground to prevent resistance from habitats of the area.

Agege Pulse learnt that countless notice had been given to the dwellers of the Railway Line before the demolition exercise which includes the pedestrian bridge at Moshalashi Alhaja. The bridge had been abandoned for almost 20years.