PHOTOS: AMUWO ODOFIN LGA MEETING AT FESTAC TOWN

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The LGA meeting yesterday was held at 23 road M close opposite challenge Bus stop Festac town.

The meeting was well attended and issues concerning the party were discussed and the upcoming council elections.

Photos by Hon. Emma Egoh

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