kakalistiq.com reports that the Former Vice Chairman of Epe Local Government, Hon. Kenny Kadri Edu, has issued a passionate call to Senator Tokunbo Abiru, urging him to establish the cutting-edge Senator Tokunbo Abiru Innovative Laboratory (SAIL LAB) in Epe Central. The proposed facility is seen as a critical asset to drive tech innovation and empower young people in the region.
Kadri-Edu while reacting to the monumental developmental strides of the doing good senator across the Lagos East Senatorial landscape highlighted the transformative potential of SAIL LAB, noting that it would foster tech-driven development and equip Epe’s youth and tech enthusiasts with essential skills. Applauding Senator Abiru’s ongoing efforts in uplifting the district, she stressed that no other locality is more deserving of the facility than Epe.
Reflecting on the senator’s recent decision to locate the SAIL LAB in another local government, Edu emphasized Epe’s significant role in his election success, pointing out that the local government had the highest voter turnout in the Lagos East Senatorial District.
“Epe deserves this innovation lab. We have a large, motivated youth population eager to learn. Sending them to another location is both unsafe and not economical. Our overwhelming support during the last senatorial election shows that Epe should be rewarded for its loyalty to the senator, with such a transformative project,” Kadri-Edu stated.
The SAIL Innovation Lab, known for its role in fostering problem-solving and tech advancement, is expected to have far-reaching benefits for the youth, providing them with skills and opportunities that will contribute to Epe’s development.
Kadri-Edu, a prominent chieftain of Epe Central’s East Consultative Forum (ECF) further underscored the immense importance of political leaders recognizing and rewarding their supporters. “Without the votes, no office holder can achieve any political success. Rewarding communities that have shown unflinching support is a vital aspect of maintaining trust and ensuring continuous development.”
