By Gbenga Sodeinde In Ado Ekiti
Hon. Biodun Omoleye, representing Ekiti Central Federal Constituency II, has once again demonstrated his commitment to people-centred representation with the distribution of Christmas palliatives across the entire constituency.
The distribution exercise, which commenced on Monday, covered the three local government areas and all the 33 wards that make up the constituency. Items shared included bags of rice and cash gifts, aimed at easing the burden on families during the festive season.
Beyond ward-level distribution, the intervention also reached key stakeholders and groups within the constituency.
Beneficiaries included traditional rulers, transport unions, the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), youth and student groups, workers’ unions, security agencies, market women, and the less privileged.
Speaking during the exercise, Hon. Omoleye described Christmas as a season of love, compassion and sharing, noting that the gesture was designed to ensure that constituents could celebrate the season with joy despite prevailing economic challenges.
He expressed gratitude to residents for their continued support and reaffirmed his dedication to policies and interventions that directly improve the welfare of the people.
Residents, in their reactions, described the initiative as timely and impactful, particularly at a time when many households are grappling with rising living costs and economic pressures.
Many noted that the support has provided relief and made it possible to plan a modest but meaningful Christmas celebration.
As the distribution continues across communities, the atmosphere remains one of goodwill and renewed hope, with many residents preparing for the festive season with a sense of connection and reassurance.
For many constituents, this Christmas will be remembered not just for celebration, but for the tangible show of care by a representative reaching out to his people.