

In a compassionate and timely response to a community crisis, the Honorable Tunde Idowu, representing Ikere Constituency 2 in the Ekiti State House of Assembly, has donated ₦1 million to Ajolagun Community Primary School. This significant contribution is aimed at repairing and reconstructing the school’s basic class building, which was recently damaged by a severe rainstorm that destroyed its roofing.
Hon. Idowu, widely known as “Unbreakable” for his resilience and commitment to his constituents, visited the school to assess the damage firsthand. He was deeply moved by the plight of the students and the community, and he swiftly provided the cash donation to ensure that repairs could begin immediately.
“This is not just a building; it is a foundation for our children’s future,” Hon. Idowu stated. “When I learned of the damage, my immediate thought was to provide support. It is my duty and a core part of the dividends of democracy to give back to the community that elected me. The children of Ikere deserve a safe and conducive environment to learn.”
The lawmaker’s gesture has been met with widespread gratitude from the school management, community leaders, and parents, who praised his action and genuine concern for their well-being. This initiative underscores Hon. Idowu’s unwavering dedication to the people of his constituency and his commitment to fulfilling the promises of good governance.
The funds will be used directly to purchase materials and hire labor to restore the damaged structure, ensuring that students can return to their classrooms without further delay.
The gesture was additional supported by other key leaders. The representative of Deputy Governor present there support with ₦250,000, and the Executive Chairman of Ikere West LCDA, Hon. Rufus Olorunfemi, provided 20 bags of cement.
The event was attended by a delegation of local government officials, including Hon. Rufus Olorunfemi, the Vice Chairman Mr. Ajayi Daramola, the Secretary to Ikere LCDA Hon. Bayo Oso, and four councilors from Ikere West LCDA, led by Hon. Seun Oloko, the leader of the Ikere legislative council. Hon. Idowu’s political team was also present to help ensure the initiative’s success.
This collective action highlights a strong spirit of unity and shared responsibility among Ikere’s leadership, all working toward the common goal of community development and progress.
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