In a bold and people-centered move, the Executive Chairman of Alimosho Local Government, Hon. Akinpelu Ibrahim Johnson, has officially kicked off his 100 Days in Office activities with the launch of Ounje Alimosho, a massive food intervention initiative offering essential food items at 50% discount to residents.
The program, held at the Alimosho Local Government Secretariat, Akowonjo, attracted widows, elderly citizens, youth, market women, and households who had eagerly anticipated this relief package.
Massive Price Slash: 50% Discount on Essential Food Items
Below are the subsidized prices under the Ounje Alimosho program:
Grains & Staple Foods
Rice: 1 paint – ₦3,000 | Half paint – ₦1,500
Garri: 1½ paint – ₦1,500
Beans (Drum): 1 paint – ₦2,500 | Half – ₦1,300
Beans (Oloyin): 1 paint – ₦3,500 | Half – ₦1,800
Semovita: 5kg – ₦5,000 | 2kg – ₦2,000 | 1kg – ₦1,000
Oil & Cooking Essentials
Power Oil: 5L – ₦9,000 | 2L – ₦3,500 | 1L – ₦1,800
Kings Oil: 5L – ₦7,000 | 2.5L – ₦3,500
Palm Oil: 1L – ₦1,600 | 2.5L – ₦3,800 | 5L – ₦7,500
Pasta & Packaged Foods
Spaghetti: 10 pcs – ₦6,000 | 5 pcs – ₦3,000
Indomie: 1 carton – ₦6,000
Protein & Others
Egg: 1 crate – ₦3,500
Pepper (Rodo): ₦1,000
Bawa: ₦1,000
Tomatoes (1 paint): ₦1,500
Onions (1 paint): ₦1,500
Banana (Bunch): ₦3,500
Bread: ₦700
The Chairman also announced that no family is allowed to buy more than ₦20,000 worth of food, and purchases must be spread across different items to discourage resale.
CHAIRMAN’S ADDRESS — HON. AKINPELU IBRAHIM JOHNSON SPEAKS ON THE HALF-PRICE INITIATIVE
In his keynote address, Hon. Johnson emphasized that the Ounje Alimosho program was born out of genuine concern for the rising cost of living and the economic pressure faced by families.
“Today marks a significant step in our commitment to ensure no resident in Alimosho goes to bed hungry. We felt the hardship of our people, and it is our responsibility to bring real relief.”He further stressed that the initiative aligns with the administration’s WISE AGENDA, focused on welfare, empowerment, sustainable development, and economic stability.
“This is only the beginning. More welfare programs are coming. Let us work together and ensure no one is left behind.”
GOODWILL MESSAGE FROM THE LEADER OF THE HOUSE — HON. SEMIU RASHEED OLAMILEKAN
Delivering his goodwill message, the Leader of the Legislative Arm celebrated the initiative as a practical response to rising food prices nationwide.
“This administration has proven again that leadership must listen and leadership must act. Reducing food prices is not just an economic move—it is restoring hope and dignity to households.”
He applauded the Executive Chairman, councillors, administrative officers, market leaders, and volunteers for ensuring transparency and orderliness in the distribution.
“We will continue to support every people-centered policy that strengthens Alimosho and promotes inclusive development.”
TRADITIONAL RULERS, OFFICIALS & BENEFICIARIES REACT
Oba Babatunde Akanbi Ogunrobi, Onishasha, praised the Chairman’s generosity:
“This will reduce hunger and help families save more. It is a blessing to the people of Alimosho.”
HOD Agriculture, while addressing residents, cautioned beneficiaries:
“Please do not resell the items. This is a continuous program meant to support households, not create a black market.”
A Beneficiary, Mrs. Erin, expressed joy:
“I saved almost ₦20,000 today. In this difficult time, this program came like a miracle. We pray it continues.”
MORE PROJECTS COMING — CHAIRMAN ASSURES RESIDENTS
Hon. Johnson revealed that the food support program is only one of many initiatives lined up for Alimosho.
Upcoming projects include:
New road constructions
Mosque and chapel commissioning
Additional community infrastructure
Extension of food support & welfare schemes
“This administration will not slow down. Alimosho will continue to feel the impact of good governance.”
CONCLUSION
The launch of Ounje Alimosho marks a major highlight in Hon. Akinpelu Johnson’s first 100 days in office—one defined by compassion, decisive action, and people-focused governance.
With food prices slashed by half and more developmental projects underway, Alimosho residents are witnessing a renewed commitment to welfare and community support.
Alimosho is moving forward—and no one will be left behind.