“Every Mother Deserves a Safe Delivery, Every Child a Healthy Start”.
....Oluwatuyi Lays Foundation for Post-Natal Ward at Aaye Health Centre, Igede-Ekiti.
By Asubiojo G.O
In a renewed bid to strengthen maternal and child healthcare delivery at the grassroots, the Executive Chairman of Irepodun/Ifelodun Local Government, Hon. Oluwagbenga Oluwatuyi (CHENCO), on Friday laid the foundation for a Post-Natal/Delivery Ward at the Aaye Health Centre, Igede-Ekiti.
Speaking at the event, Hon. Oluwatuyi reiterated his administration’s resolve to make healthcare delivery a central focus of governance. He explained that the proposed post-natal ward would serve as a safe, modern, and well-equipped environment for expectant mothers, providing comprehensive care before, during, and after childbirth.
The council boss assured that the project would be completed by February next year, and disclosed that the new facility would be named in honour of His Royal Highness, Oba Aladesuru J.A., the Onigede of Igede, whom he described as “a living legend whose wisdom and leadership continue to inspire development.”
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Hon. Oluwatuyi also used the occasion to announce the installation of ten solar-powered streetlights in every community or street within the local government every three months, saying the initiative would boost security and night-time visibility in communities.
In his response, Oba Aladesuru J.A. lauded the chairman’s developmental strides, describing him as “a man of wisdom who listens to his people and acts in their best interest.” The monarch prayed for divine guidance and strength for the council boss to sustain his people-centered initiatives.
Dr. Akomolafe further noted that the Irepodun/Ifelodun chairman stands out among his peers in Ekiti State for his proactive management of healthcare facilities, as he personally supports the financial and maintenance obligations of all health centres in the council and the two LCDAs—an uncommon commitment that complements the efforts of the Ekiti State Primary Healthcare Development Agency.
In her remarks, the Head of Local Administration (HLA), Mrs. Deborah Akinbobola-B, expressed appreciation to the chairman for his continuous support toward strengthening the health sector, describing his leadership as “visionary and people-oriented.”
The event was also attended by the Vice Chairman, Hon. Remi Alade, alongside several directors, traditional chiefs, and members of the Game Changing Team, Oba-In - Council, who all applauded the initiative as a clear testament to responsive leadership.











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