Youths in Eruwa, Ibarapa zone of Oyo State have expressed their displeasure in an open letter addressed to the member of House of Representatives, representing Ido/Ibarapa East Federal Constituency, Hon. Remi Oseni, over what they regarded as lack of tangible progress and impactful legacy projects.
The youth group under the umbrella of Eruwa Youth Movement (EYM) made this known on Wednesday, July 24, in an open letter released and made available to FRESHPAGE.
The group in the letter said several attempts to secure a meeting with the federal lawmaker proved abortive. The group implored Hon. Remi Oseni to focus on empowering the community and providing sustainable solutions rather than temporary reliefs
Below is the copy of the letter
OPEN LETTER
ERUWA YOUTH MOVEMENT
24 July 2024
Hon. Abasi Aderemi Oseni
Member, House of Representatives
Ibarapa East/Ido Federal Constituency
Dear Hon. Oseni,
We, the members of the Eruwa Youth Movement (EYM), write to you with a sense of urgency and deep concern regarding the current state of our community. It is with profound disappointment that we highlight the apparent lack of tangible progress and impactful legacy projects in our community since your inauguration. Despite the numerous pre-election promises made to constituents, we are yet to witness substantial actions addressing the pressing needs of our community.
It is regrettable that despite several attempts to secure a meeting with you, efforts that include sending formal letters through your aides, we are unable to establish a direct line of communication with you. This lacks of accessibility is particularly troubling as it significantly hampers our ability to engage constructively with you on critical issues that directly affect our community.
While we acknowledge your efforts in acquiring earth-moving equipment, it is disheartening to observe that no significant developmental work has commenced in over six months. Moreover, it is with dismay that we note the absence of federal employment opportunities for our community members in the past year, a stark contrast to the achievements of your counterparts in other constituencies who have made notable strides in this area.
We also wish to draw your attention to several unfulfilled promises that continue to weigh heavily on our community. These include the construction of a modern standard mini-stadium for our local government area, a promise that remains unfulfilled.
Additionally, we note with concern the lack of new classroom blocks and Primary Health Care facilities within Eruwa in the past year.
In your capacity as the Chairman, House Committee, Federal Roads Maintenance Agency (FERMA), we had high expectations that you would leverage your position to facilitate much-needed road maintenance and construction of new projects within our community. Unfortunately, our roads remain in a deplorable state, further exacerbating the challenges faced by our residents.
The Eruwa Youth Movement, which is not a political entity, serves as an umbrella organization dedicated for the development and progress of our community. Our objectives include:
– Promoting unity and cooperation among members and citizens
– Liaising with allied organizations to foster community development
– Organizing and mobilizing community development projects
– Participating in initiatives that enhance the economic, social, and cultural welfare of our community
As our elected representative, we implore you to focus on empowering our community, providing sustainable solutions rather than temporary reliefs. We urge you to take concrete steps towards addressing the critical needs of our community and to create a lasting legacy of development and progress.
We reaffirm our willingness to collaborate with you in addressing the needs of our community and fostering the development of our constituency. We firmly believe that, through joint efforts, we can achieve meaningful progress and elevate the standard of living within our community.
Yours sincerely,
E-Signed
EYM President
Comrade Adebola Kunle
EYM General SecretaryÂ
Comrade Ayorinde Rasheed
