The lawmaker representing Badagry Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives, Mr Babatunde Hunpe on Wednesday facilitated block of six classrooms at Topo Senior Grammar school, Badagry, Lagos.
Addressing the people, Hunpe said that this was part of his electioneering campaign during 2018 before he was elected to represent his people.
“My people, before i contested 2019 election, i went round Schools in Badagry communities and i saw our children sitting on the floor to receive education.
“In some schools, we have closed to 100 students in a classroom, i felt sad then and promised that i will use my office as a lawmaker to solve all these problems.
“As a House of Rep-elect, i distributed uniforms to pupils in different primary schools in Badagry.
“Today, I have facilitated building of many blocks of classrooms to all schools in Badagry communities and equipped them with furnitures.
“There is no part of primary and secondary school in Badagry that we have not touched.
“As a member of All Progressives Congress (APC) in Badagry, i am fulfilled seeing our children receiving education in a conducive environment,” he said.
The lawmaker urged the contractor handling the construction to work with the leaders of the community and school authority to ensure smooth running of the project.
Hunpe assured the people of Badagry that more of dividend of democracy would come to the town during Gov. Sanwo-Olu second time in office.
He urged them to vote for Sanwo-Olu and his deputy Dr Kadri Hamzat and other candidates of APC in Lagos State House of Assembly in Badagry.
Mr Fatai Adenugba expressed appreciations to the lawmaker for his efforts to ensure dividends of democracy get to the grassroots and building a brighter future for generations yet unborn.
Dignitaries at the occasion were Mr Sunday Kappo, the Commissioner, Lagos State Audit Service Commission, Mrs Elizabeth Kappo, Vice Chairman, Badagry Local Govt, traditional chiefs and chieftains of APC in Badagry.