The success of the “Ounje Atoba Egba initiative” has become a beacon of hope for the people of Abeokuta South Constituency 1, offering a practical solution to alleviate hunger and improve food security. Spearheaded by Hon. Lukmon Olajide Atobatele.
This innovative empowerment program has allowed constituents to purchase essential food items at significant discounts, making everyday staples more accessible to families struggling with the rising cost of living.
Under the Ounje Atoba Egba program, key food items such as rice, beans, Garri, Maize, and Palm Oil are being sold at a 20% discount, allowing citizens to stretch their household budgets while ensuring they can still afford nutritious meals. Even more impressively, fresh produce such as tomatoes, onions, bell peppers, and “rodo” (scotch bonnets) are being offered at a 50% discount, providing a lifeline for families who depend on these ingredients for their daily meals.
Hon. Atobatele’s vision for the Ounje Atoba Egba program is not only focused on providing immediate relief but also on creating long-term sustainability within the constituency. The initiative is aimed at ensuring that no family goes to bed hungry, and that access to healthy, affordable food is available to all, regardless of income level. By reducing the prices of essential goods, the program helps address the food insecurity that has become a growing concern for many households in the constituency.
In conclusion, the success of Ounje Atoba Egba represents a significant step forward in the fight against hunger in Abeokuta South Constituency 1. Hon. Atobatele’s leadership and vision are paving the way for a future where access to affordable, healthy food is a reality for all residents. Through this initiative, the constituency is not only benefiting from discounted food prices but also from the empowerment that comes with knowing that their needs are being prioritized by their representative. The program stands as a shining example of effective leadership and community-focused governance.
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