Joint Community of Alagbado Layout Offers Apologies to Executive Chairman of Ilorin South Local Government Council Over Transformer Crisis
By James Ajibade//
In a bid to restore trust and clarify misunderstandings, representatives of the Joint Community of Alagbado Layout visited the Local Government Secretariat in Fufu. The meeting, attended by top local government officials, including Executive Chairman Hon. Nuhu Majeed Podo, Director of Personnel Management Mrs. Ogunsakin A. Modupe, NULGE Chairman Comr. Yakub Habeeb Bolaji, and the Head of Administration, along with four community layout chairmen.
Addressing False Accusations
The community representatives distanced themselves from propaganda and false accusations circulating in some media outlets, including *Sobi FM,* *Awoko Kwara,* *and Just Event Online* They stated categorically that the community does not condone or support such misinformation. The group emphasized that narratives suggesting the Executive Chairman brought in security operatives and suspected thugs were entirely fabricated. Instead, the arrangement to take possession of two transformers was a mutually agreed plan with the Executive Chairman, intended to facilitate an agreement between the two phases (1 & 2) in Area One of Alagbado.
*Formal Apologies and Accountability*
During the meeting, the Joint Community issued formal apologies to the Governor, the State, and the Local Government Councils. The representatives expressed regret for miscommunications and any inconveniences caused. They acknowledged their errors and accepted full responsibility for any damage incurred by the Local Government Council.
*Resolution on the Transformers*
Following the apologies, the community signed an undertaking to return the state and local government-procured transformer to its rightful source immediately.
*A Positive Conclusion*
The session concluded on an optimistic note, with smiles shared among attendees and collective prayers offered for the continued prosperity of the state Governor and the Local Government Council Chairman. This conciliatory meeting underscores the community’s commitment to transparency, accountability, and collaborative progress, marking a significant step in mending ties between the community and the local government.
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