The lawmaker representing Asa/Ilorin West Federal Constituency at the House of Representatives, Rt. Hon Razak Atunwa on Saturday promised to set out massive development plans in empowerment, infrastructure, and human capital development.

Atunwa gave an insight on his plans while addressing party members from Asa and Ilorin West Local Government Areas in a meeting to chart new course. Rt. Hon Atunwa gave employment slots to qualified youths in the constituency respectively.

The lawmaker, who is the Chairman of House Committee on Justice also delighted the constituents when he said replaced 6 motorcycles stolen from some of them in recent times. He said his constituency empowerment and development plans would be continuous and sustainable.

"I am committed to fulfilling all campaign promises to ameliorate our constituency and liberate the constituents economically. The constituency office will be opened in the new year for daily constituency activities as other developmental projects kick off also in the new year" he said.

"In my development agenda, youth and women empowerment is a priority. The empowerment to kick off early in the new year is designed to accommodate training and financing of skilled persons in their various skills. This will be continuous throughout my administration in order to reduce unemployment to the barest minimum in the constituency" he added.

Commending the bold steps of the lawmaker, the chairman of All Progressive Congress in Asa Local Government, Alhaji Busari said the initiative of Hon Atunwa to embark on life changing projects is first of such in recent time in the constituency. He congratulated the constituents for the new dawn and urged them to make the best use of opportunities that are provided by the lawmaker for the betterment of the constituency.

In a similar development, the All Progressive Congress chairman of Ilorin West Local Government, Alhaji Bala lauded Atunwa for the life impacting projects and tasked the people on unshaken support for the lawmaker in delivering dividends of democracy to them.

Olawale Rotimi

Special Assistant (Media)