Hon.Gbajabiamila says representation is not all about legislative works alone, but about reaching out to the electorates

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  The Majority Leader of the House of Representatives, Femi Gbajabiamila, has urged lawmakers at state and federal levels in the country to go beyond enacting laws and reach out to the electorate particularly the vulnerable groups.
Gbajabiamila said: “It cannot always be about representation and legislative work, it is also about caring for those around us, those we represent and even those we do not represent.
“I urge members of state and national assemblies to reach out and give support to the people they represent so that they can continually feel the presence of government and the impact of democracy.’’
Gbajabiamila spoke during a visit to the Maternal and Childcare Centre at Randle General Hospital and the Heart of Gold Children’s Hospice, both in Surulere, Lagos as part of activities to usher in the New Year.
He said reaching out to the vulnerable in the society would go a long way to improving their lives and give them hope.
I'm Lucy Osuizigbo. A graduate of Mass Communication, now a Journalist, with special interest in Health, Environment, Gender and Poltics. I'm simple, passionate, all about self development and I'm the Journalist's Journalist

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