In a remarkable show of community service and leadership, Hon. Olawale Aganga Williams marked his birthday by giving back to the people of Jejelaye Street, Ajangbadi, Okokomaiko. The highlight of the celebration was the official commissioning of a newly rehabilitated industrial borehole, a critical project aimed at addressing the persistent water challenges faced by residents.
The grand ceremony drew a distinguished crowd of political figures, traditional rulers, party chieftains, and community leaders, reflecting the significance of the initiative. Among the notable attendees were Hon. Pastor Cornelius Ojelabi, APC Chairman, Lagos State; Hon. Akibu Tolani Sule, Commissioner for Tertiary Education, Lagos State; Oba Kayode Akiyemi, the Alabirun of Ikaare Kingdom; Hon. Ege Olusegun, Member, Lagos State House of Assembly, Ojo Constituency 1; and Baale Ilemba Hausa, High Chief Alhaji Sulaiman, alongside other prominent APC stakeholders.
In his address, Hon. Williams expressed his deep commitment to sustainable community development and reiterated his dedication to improving basic infrastructure within the area. “Access to clean water is not a privilege but a fundamental necessity. This borehole rehabilitation is part of our broader vision to ensure that every household enjoys basic amenities that promote healthy living,” he stated.
The dual-purpose event was both a developmental milestone and a personal celebration. Friends, colleagues, and well-wishers took the opportunity to commend Hon. Williams for his unwavering dedication to grassroots development. Many praised his leadership style, which blends governance with genuine community engagement.
The atmosphere was vibrant, filled with music, cultural displays, and heartfelt goodwill messages. Residents expressed profound gratitude for the borehole rehabilitation, noting its immediate impact on their daily lives, especially in improving access to clean water.
The event concluded with a symbolic moment as Hon. Williams cut his birthday cake amidst cheers from family, friends, and community members. It was a day marked not just by celebration, but by a legacy of service, reflecting the true spirit of leadership grounded in community impact.