Senator Mukhail Abiru (Lagos-East) has advised his constituents to support the present government, assuring them that better days are coming.
He said this as he distributed 8,500 food packs to his constituents for the Yuletide, across centres in Ikorodu, Kosofe, Somolu, Epe, and Ibeju-Lekki.
This is contained in a statement signed by his media aide, Mr Enitan Olukotun, in Ikorodu, Lagos State.
He said the initiative targeted vulnerable groups within the district, including widows, individuals with physical disabilities, unemployed youths, women, and the elderly.
Others include trade associations, youth organisations, religious bodies, party members, leaders, and traditional rulers.
“To ensure wider and more inclusive reach, individuals shortlisted from online nominations also received these packs.
“This approach aimed to support more residents, especially young people in need, during the festive season,” he said.
Abiru, according to the statement, had, sometime in June, initiated the quarterly food packs programme as a direct response to the economic challenges faced by grassroots communities, following the removal of the petroleum subsidy.
The senator, the statement indicated, had been involved in the facilitation of projects like hospitals, sports centres, markets, and the empowerment of constituents, particularly through his SAIL Innovation Lab project.