''Earlier today, we had the immense pleasure of playing host to the Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi, Ojaja II.
The eminent Royal Father presented 3 locally manufactured motorized modular fumigators and a drone sprinkler–fumigator, for aerial fumigation purposes to the Lagos State Government as his contribution to the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic.
These fumigators are not only locally fabricated, and environmentally-friendly, they convert the liquid sanitizer to fog that travels faster and stays longer to fight Corona and any other virus in the community.
We are extremely grateful to His Majesty for this generous and functional donation.
I also commend the traditional ruler for using his office as a strong institution to communicate the reality of the novel coronavirus to our citizens.
The Royal Father is not only an enabler, he is also a significant part of Governance in Nigeria. He has demonstrated that we can look inwards and collectively seek internal solutions to tackle the pandemic.
Whilst we remain thankful to all private donors who have continued to display generosity in this trying period, we will continue to encourage local solutions that seek to address the COVID-19 pandemic currently experienced globally."
4/29/2020 - 3:21pmThe eminent Royal Father presented 3 locally manufactured motorized modular fumigators and a drone sprinkler–fumigator, for aerial fumigation purposes to the Lagos State Government as his contribution to the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic.
These fumigators are not only locally fabricated, and environmentally-friendly, they convert the liquid sanitizer to fog that travels faster and stays longer to fight Corona and any other virus in the community.
We are extremely grateful to His Majesty for this generous and functional donation.
I also commend the traditional ruler for using his office as a strong institution to communicate the reality of the novel coronavirus to our citizens.
The Royal Father is not only an enabler, he is also a significant part of Governance in Nigeria. He has demonstrated that we can look inwards and collectively seek internal solutions to tackle the pandemic.
Whilst we remain thankful to all private donors who have continued to display generosity in this trying period, we will continue to encourage local solutions that seek to address the COVID-19 pandemic currently experienced globally."
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