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+HARMONISED CAMPAIGN CONTENT DOCUMENT
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+
+H.E. President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR
+Senator Mukhail Adetokunbo Abiru, FCA
+Dr. Kadri Obafemi Hamzat
+
+Constituency Digital Companion
+(Pre-installed Campaign Promo & AI Assistant — 2,000 Constituents and 3,000 Party
+Canvassers, Lagos East Senatorial District)
+
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+ABOUT THIS DOCUMENT
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+
+This document consolidates, in a single approved reference, the profiles and
+records of achievement of the three All Progressives Congress (APC) leaders
+featured in the Constituency Digital Companion. Once approved, it becomes the
+sole source of content for the application: every profile page, achievement
+card and AI-assistant answer will be drawn strictly from the text herein. No
+content outside this document will appear on the devices.
+
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+PART A — H.E. PRESIDENT BOLA AHMED TINUBU, GCFR
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+
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+PROFILE
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+Born            : 29 March 1952
+Education       : Accounting, Chicago State University, United States
+Early Career    : Treasurer, Mobil Nigeria
+Public Service  : Senator, Lagos West (Third Republic); Executive Governor,
+                  Lagos State (1999–2007); 16th President of the Federal
+                  Republic of Nigeria (2023 to date)
+Advocacy        : Pro-democracy campaigner during the military regimes
+
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+KEY ACHIEVEMENTS
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+- Stabilisation of the foreign exchange regime.
+- Project BRIDGE.
+- NELFUND — the Nigerian Education Loan Fund, providing interest-free loans
+  for tertiary education.
+- CREDITCORP — the Nigerian Consumer Credit Corporation, expanding access to
+  consumer credit.
+- Landmark highway projects: Lagos–Calabar Coastal Highway; Lagos–Sokoto
+  Highway; Abuja–Lokoja Road; Oyo–Ogbomoso Road; East–West Road;
+  Ilorin–Jebba–Mokwa Road.
+- Increased monthly federal allocations to States.
+- Banking and insurance sector reforms.
+- Resolution of airline debts.
+
+
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+PART B — SENATOR MUKHAIL ADETOKUNBO ABIRU, FCA (LAGOS EAST)
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+
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+PROFILE
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+Born            : 25 March 1964
+Origin          : Indigene of Ikorodu, Lagos State
+Education       : Economics, Lagos State University (LASU)
+Banking Career  : Retired after reaching the pinnacle of his banking career;
+                  former Managing Director, Polaris Bank
+Public Service  : Former Honourable Commissioner for Finance, Lagos State
+                  (under Governor Babatunde Raji Fashola)
+Senate (9th)    : Chairman, Senate Committee on Industry
+Senate (Current): Chairman, Senate Committee on Banking, Insurance and Other
+                  Financial Institutions
+Family          : Happily married to Feyisola, a successful industrialist;
+                  the marriage is blessed with lovely children
+
+Senator Abiru's service to Lagos East is delivered under three pillars: the
+Legislative Pillar, the Empowerment/Facilitation Pillar, and the Endowment
+Pillar.
+
+
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+PILLAR 1 — LEGISLATIVE PILLAR: BILLS AND MOTIONS
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+
+BILLS SPONSORED:
+ 1. Copyright Act (Signed into law in 2022)
+ 2. Nigerian Insurance Industry Reform Act (Signed into law in 2025)
+ 3. Franchise Regulation Bill.
+ 4. Central Bank of Nigeria Act (Amendment) Bill.
+ 5. Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation Act (Amendment) Bill.
+ 6. The National Insurance Commission Act (Repeal and Re-enactment) Bill.
+ 7. The Nigerian Export-Import Bank Act (Amendment) Bill.
+ 8. Banks and other Financial Institutions Act (Amendment) Bill
+ 9. The Factoring, Assignments and Receivables Financing Bill.
+10. Federal High Court Act (Amendment) Bill.
+11. Companies And Allied Matters Act 2020 (Amendment) Bill.
+12. Marriage Act (Amendment) Bill.
+13. Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999 (Alteration) Bill.
+14. Inflation Reduction Programme Bill.
+15. Energy Commission of Nigeria (Repeal) Bill.
+16. The Dishonoured Cheques Act (Repeal and Re-Enactment Bill).
+17. Industrial Inspectorate Act (Amendment) Bill.
+18. The Institutionalizing of the inclusion of Digital Technology in the
+    curriculum of Public Education bill.
+19. The Flood Management Commission (Establishment) bill.
+20. Commercialization of Rights of Publicity Bill.
+
+MOTIONS AND INTERVENTIONS:
+
+1. Motion on the urgent need for the rehabilitation of the Ikorodu–Sagamu
+   and Ikorodu–Itokin Roads. This legislative intervention led to the
+   virement of the road's funding to the Sukuk Financing Scheme, which has
+   yielded the desired results: work has progressed from Eyita (around Sabo)
+   through First Gate (LASUSTECH), Odogunyan, Ita-Oluwo, Ogijo, Gbaga and
+   beyond Sotubo, and is almost completed. In addition, the 34 km
+   Ikorodu–Itokin Road — constructed in 1975 by Taylor Woodrow under General
+   Yakubu Gowon and long in a deplorable state — is currently undergoing
+   major reconstruction as a result of the motion and the Senator's other
+   efforts.
+
+2. Motion on the ban of cryptocurrency in Nigeria.
+
+3. Motion and presentation of the petition by the Magodo Residents
+   Association on the unlawful invasion and occupation of Magodo Estate by
+   armed policemen purportedly acting on the order of the Attorney-General
+   of the Federation and the Inspector-General of Police.
+
+4. Motion on the flood disaster in Ikosi-Isheri, Agboyi-Ketu and Kosofe
+   communities.
+
+5. Motion on the need to position Nigeria and Nigerian businesses for
+   continental growth through the African Continental Free Trade Area
+   (AfCFTA).
+
+6. Motion on the urgent need to effect payments due to beneficiaries of the
+   Federal Government's Special Public Works Scheme through their respective
+   chosen banks.
+
+7. Motion on severe lead poisoning in Ogijo, a town bordering Ikorodu, Lagos
+   State.
+
+
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+PILLAR 2 — EMPOWERMENT/FACILITATION PILLAR
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+=== IKORODU DIVISION (Ikorodu West, Ikorodu North, Igbogbo-Baiyeku, Ijede,
+    Imota LCDAs) ===
+
+EDUCATION:
+- Four blocks of 24 classrooms with furniture, toilets and solar borehole,
+  Aga Primary School, Ikorodu
+- African Bethel Primary School, Ota-Ona (materials and equipment)
+- Rehabilitation of classroom blocks at Ipakodo Grammar School
+- Rehabilitation of classroom block at Ipakodo Primary School
+- Block of classrooms at Farm Settlement Primary School, Odogunyan, Ikorodu
+- Block of classrooms at Methodist Primary School, Oke-Eletu
+- Block of classrooms at Luwasa Junior High School, Ijede
+- Block of classrooms at United Native of Africa (UNA) School, Igbalu
+- Block of classrooms at United African Methodist Primary School, Eleja
+- Block of classrooms at Methodist Primary School, Ibeshe
+- Block of classrooms at United Native of Africa (UNA) School, Igbalu,
+  Imota LCDA
+- Block of classrooms and equipping at Methodist Primary School, Imota
+- Renovation and furnishing of five-classroom building at Model Primary
+  School, Ikorodu
+- Renovation and upgrading of block of three classrooms at Anglican Primary
+  School, Akunun, Ikorodu North LCDA
+- Renovation and upgrading of block of four classrooms at Methodist Primary
+  School, Gberigbe, Ikorodu
+- Renovation and upgrading of block of classrooms at Creative Art School,
+  Igbogbo
+- Block of classrooms at Kingdom Nursery and Primary School, Egbin, Ijede
+  LCDA
+
+HEALTH:
+- 40-bed hospital, Isiu (Ikorodu North)
+- Rehabilitation and drug supply for Igbo-Olomu and Ori-Okuta Primary
+  Health Centres
+- 40-bed hospital and dental centre, LASUSTECH
+- Facilitation of an ambulance to Ikorodu General Hospital
+- Construction of Elepe PHC at Igbe-Laara, Igbogbo
+- Rehabilitation and equipping (including medical supplies) of Abule-Eko
+  PHC, Ijede
+- PHC, Agbowa (along Beach Road)
+- Medical outreaches in Ikorodu North
+- Renovation and equipping of Elepe Primary Health Centre
+
+ROADS:
+- Andu/Osikoya Road (completed)
+- Jalajugbo Road (completed)
+- Ojokoro/Togedejoye Road, Agric (completed)
+- Agunfoye Road, Phase 1 (completed)
+- Dagbolu Street, Majidun — 1.2 km (ongoing)
+- Ibu-Owo, Ipakodo (completed)
+- Ojediran Road (completed)
+- Apena Jimbo Road (completed)
+- GRA 2 internal roads (yet to commence)
+- Nurudeen Owolabi/Alogba (Solomade) (completed)
+- Ebuwawa Road, Agbede (ongoing)
+- Ojuemuren Road, Odogunyan (ongoing)
+- Francis Okon Street, Itamaga (completed)
+- Osikokoya Extension via Anibaba (completed)
+- 34 km Ikorodu–Itokin Road (ongoing)
+- 4 km Itoikin–Ijebu-Ode Road (ongoing)
+
+STREET LIGHTS:
+- Five wards in Ikorodu West (20 lights each)
+- Lagoon View Estate (30)
+- Oni Ogunsanya Street, Aga (20)
+- Millennium Estate (30)
+- Federal Housing Estate, Igbogbo (20)
+- Adeniji Street, Ikorodu Central (20)
+- TOS Benson Road (25)
+- Jeitan CDA — Andu/Oshikoya Street (27)
+- LASUSTECH (200)
+- Agbede Community (100)
+- Gbasemo Street (25)
+- Ojuemuren Road, Odogunyan (71)
+- Togedejoye Road (26)
+- Ebuwawa Road, Agbede (25)
+- Oba Adeboruwa CDA, Igbogbo (46)
+
+ELECTRICITY (TRANSFORMERS):
+- Ifelodun CDA
+- Oke-Ota-Ona
+- Igbodo CDA, Gberigbe
+- Oriwu Club Community CDA
+- Ajose CDA
+- Ikorodu GRA II, Ibeshe
+- New Araromi, Liberty CDA
+- Sekungba CDA, Ikorodu Town Hall
+- Awofusi CDA (Erunwen)
+- New Araromi CDA
+- Liberty CDA (Ipakodo)
+- Unity Progressives CDA (Isawo)
+- Exclusive CDA (Igbogbo)
+- Awofusi CDA
+- Lugbusi CDA
+- Lewusu CDA, Ikorodu
+- Olisado/Malalu Community
+- Anibaba CDA
+- Abule-Eko, Eleshin Community CDA
+- Olugayan, Idegun and Gbaga-Olorunda CDAs
+
+YOUTH & SPORTS:
+- Mini sports facility, Imota (ongoing)
+- Youth centre, Igbalu, Imota
+
+WATER PROJECTS:
+- Motorised boreholes at Itoikin and Agbowa
+- Olufunke Street Junction, Majidun, Ikorodu West
+- 116, Ajaguro Road, Imota LCDA
+- Liadi Village, Eyinogbe Road (front of Liadi Town Hall), Ikorodu North
+- Dawodu Street, off Basorun Street, Igbogbo, Igbogbo-Baiyeku LCDA
+- Igbe-Ogunro Palace, Ijede LCDA
+- Ita Agbodo Community, Isele 1, Ikorodu LGA
+- Federal Government Estate (Sedona), opposite Fashola Estate, Baiyeku
+  Road, Igbogbo, Igbogbo-Baiyeku LCDA
+- Oreta last bus stop, Igbogbo, Igbogbo-Baiyeku LCDA
+- Main Gate, Igbo-Oluwo Estate, Ikorodu LGA
+
+
+=== IBEJU-LEKKI LGA (LEKKI LCDA) ===
+
+EDUCATION:
+- RCM Primary School, Iwerekun (two blocks of six classrooms)
+- Furnishing, equipping and supply of instructional materials at LG Primary
+  School, Akodo
+- Rehabilitation of Lepia Primary School, Lekki
+- Olomowewe Community Primary School, Lekki
+
+HEALTH:
+- Rehabilitation of Folu Primary Health Centre, Folu Community
+- Construction, furnishing and equipping of PHC, Akodo-Ife
+- Doctors' quarters, Labora, Ibeju-Lekki
+
+ELECTRICITY (TRANSFORMERS):
+- Eyin-Ira Community
+
+YOUTH & SPORTS:
+- Mini stadium, Ibeju-Lekki (ongoing)
+- Construction of a youth centre
+
+ROADS:
+- Otolu–Ilagbo Road (captured for implementation)
+
+WATER PROJECTS:
+- Motorised borehole, Eleyo CDA
+- Open space opposite Oni Debojo Place, Debojo Town
+
+
+=== KOSOFE LGA (AGBOYI-KETU LCDA, IKOSI-ISHERI LCDA) ===
+
+EDUCATION:
+- Three classrooms at Ajelogo Primary School
+- Two classrooms at Araromi Primary School, Gbagada
+- Block of classrooms at Isheri Primary School
+- Block of classrooms at Community Primary School, Magodo
+- Block of classrooms at Expressway Primary School, Ikosi
+- Block of classrooms at Aiyeroju Primary School, Oworonshoki, Kosofe
+
+HEALTH:
+- 40-bed health facility, Mascara PHC
+
+STREET LIGHTS:
+- Gbagada Estate Phase 1 (79) (ongoing)
+- Gbagada Estate Phase 2 (40) (ongoing)
+- Ajelogo Road to Demurin Junction (ongoing)
+- Oworo Street (145) (ongoing)
+- Prof. Lekan Oyebanjo Street, Ifako (11) (ongoing)
+- Epetedo Street, Ogudu (10) (ongoing)
+- Agboyi Town (50) (ongoing)
+- Magodo Estate Phase 1 (80)
+
+ELECTRICITY (TRANSFORMERS):
+- Garden Estate (Agboyi-Ketu)
+- Adebare Community, Kosofe LGA
+- Bola-Hassan Community at Bus Stop, Kosofe
+- Iya Afe Bus Stop, Kosofe
+- Love in Action Community, Kosofe
+
+YOUTH & SPORTS:
+- Mini stadium, Ikosi-Isheri (ongoing)
+
+ROADS:
+- Ondo Street, Agboyi-Ketu LCDA (almost completed)
+
+WATER PROJECTS:
+- 14, Ibefun Street, Alapere
+- 13, Ifelodun Street, Ajegunle, Ikorodu Road
+
+
+=== SOMOLU LGA (BARIGA LCDA) ===
+
+EDUCATION:
+- ICT centre, Igbobi Junior High School
+- Instructional materials to Pedro Primary School
+- Wright Memorial Primary School (22 classrooms)
+- Abule-Ayo Primary School (6 classrooms)
+
+ELECTRICITY (TRANSFORMER):
+- Agunbiade CDA
+
+STREET LIGHTS:
+- Folami Street (6) (ongoing)
+- Church Street (9) (ongoing)
+- Fatau Ade Street (4) (ongoing)
+- Opere Street (6) (ongoing)
+- Fakunle Street (10) (ongoing)
+- Olatunde Ayoola/Sawyer/Adenuga Taiwo Street (30) (ongoing)
+- Falade Street (3) (ongoing)
+- Falade Lane (4) (ongoing)
+- Ago-Owu (7) (ongoing)
+- Oke-Owo Street (5) (ongoing)
+- Ikobayo Olowo Street (4) (ongoing)
+- Ige Lane (2) (ongoing)
+- Badejo Street (4) (ongoing)
+- Ogo-Oluwa Street (5) (ongoing)
+- Otukoya Lane (2) (ongoing)
+- Olokodana Street (4) (ongoing)
+- Morounfolu Street (10) (ongoing)
+- Ogunbekun Street (11) (ongoing)
+- Olorunsogo/Emmanuel Street, Somolu (20) (ongoing)
+
+YOUTH & SPORTS:
+- Stadium at Gbagada Girls High School (ongoing)
+
+ROADS:
+- Road construction in Somolu community (captured for implementation)
+
+WATER PROJECTS:
+- 6, Arobadade Street, Ilaje
+- 11, Oyebajo Street, Fadeyi
+- 52, Moshalashi Street, Somolu
+- 12, Okeme Street, Somolu
+- 20, Ayedun Street, off Odunsi Road, Bariga
+
+
+=== EPE LGA (EREDO LCDA, IKOSI-EJINRIN LCDA) ===
+
+EDUCATION:
+- Block of classrooms at the Roman Catholic Primary School, Ejinrin
+- Proposed Itokin Junior Comprehensive School, Itokin
+- Block of classrooms with office/store, furnishing and solar power
+  installation at UPE Primary School, Ajegende, Eredo
+- Two blocks of three classrooms each at UPE Primary School, Ilara, Epe
+
+MARKETS:
+- Reconstruction of Oluwo Fish Market (322 shops plus toilets)
+- Rehabilitation of Aladeshoyin Market, Noforija, Epe
+
+HEALTH:
+- Construction and furnishing of PHC, Odomola (Eredo)
+- PHC, Agbowa (along Beach Road)
+- Renovation and equipping of Primary Health Centre, Itoikin
+
+WATER PROJECTS:
+- Motorised borehole, Mojoda Market
+- Olorunsogo Street, Noforija, Eredo LCDA
+- Beside Deditex Petrol Station, along Ikorodu–Itoikin Road, Agbowa,
+  Ikosi-Ejinrin LCDA
+- Ladaba Town, Epe
+
+YOUTH & SPORTS:
+- 960-capacity mini stadium, Epe
+- Mini sports facility, Eredo
+
+ELECTRICITY & STREET LIGHTS:
+- Transformers: Isale-Agoro CDA; Hilltop CDA (Odomola)
+- Street lights: HRM Oba Nureni Sikiru, Oba Ladaba Epe Community (20)
+
+ROADS:
+- Rala/Oshokeji Street, Ketu, Epe
+- Sikiru Musa Road, Ibonwon (Eredo)
+
+
+=== LAGOS EAST — DISTRICT-WIDE INTERVENTIONS ===
+
+HEALTH:
+- Medical outreaches and healthcare support assistance across the District
+
+AGRICULTURE & ECONOMY:
+- 200 hand planters plus ₦20,000 cash support to farmers
+- Farmers' empowerment with seedlings, fertilisers and other inputs
+- ₦50,000 cash grants to 1,250 market women
+- Business capacity training/workshops for 1,000 MSMEs, with starter packs
+- Facilitation of SMEDAN training programmes and empowerment for artisans,
+  women and youth — over 200 participants received business grants
+- Empowerment for Persons Living with Disabilities (PWDs) — 50 beneficiaries
+  received ₦100,000 each
+- Launch of the ₦300 Million Constituency Intervention Revolving Loan at 6%
+  per annum — over 1,000 business owners have benefited
+- Support for smallholder poultry farmers through NALDA — farmers received
+  chickens, feed and cages as starter kits
+- Bursary awards for 600 brilliant students in higher institutions
+- COVID-19 monthly cash support to over 2,500 vulnerable constituents —
+  over ₦150 Million disbursed in 24 months
+
+SOCIAL WELFARE:
+- Quarterly food packs to over 84,000 households
+- Monthly financial assistance via liaison offices
+- Festive gifts across the 98 wards
+
+
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+PILLAR 3 — ENDOWMENT PILLAR: SAIL EMPOWERMENT FOUNDATION
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+
+The SAIL Empowerment Foundation was founded by Senator Mukhail Adetokunbo
+Abiru and his wife, Mrs. Feyisola Abiru, as an endowment dedicated to
+empowering lives through innovation, technology and growth.
+
+- The Foundation's flagship initiative, the SAIL Innovation Lab in Ikorodu,
+  is a world-class centre for digital innovation, technology training and
+  entrepreneurship, and has emerged as one of Africa's most impactful
+  talent development and employment ecosystems.
+
+- The Lab is managed by Co-Creation Hub (CcHUB), Africa's leading
+  innovation and technology ecosystem enabler.
+
+- Programmes are built around the skills the future economy demands:
+  intensive tech talent cohorts in Data Science and Artificial Intelligence,
+  Software Engineering, Product Design, Game Development and Advanced
+  Digital Marketing; STEM education for teenagers aged 11–18 in Lagos State
+  public schools; teacher development programmes, in partnership with the
+  MTN Foundation, that strengthen the pipeline from the classroom to the
+  digital economy; and a Startup Accelerator that incubates, mentors and
+  supports young founders to build viable businesses.
+
+- All trainings are offered completely FREE OF CHARGE.
+
+- Building on the Ikorodu centre's success, another landmark facility is
+  being delivered at Orimedu, Ibeju-Lekki — situated on a 10,000-square-metre
+  site, equipped with state-of-the-art learning spaces, a sports centre and
+  a dedicated solar-powered mini-grid guaranteeing uninterrupted power
+  supply.
+
+- Through the GCL STEM Lab at Government College Lagos, Surulere, secondary
+  school students — and their teachers — are receiving practical training
+  in coding, robotics, physical computing and 3D modelling, equipping them
+  from an early age with the skills required for the future economy.
+
+- More than 20,000 students and teachers have benefited from SAIL
+  programmes at no cost whatsoever. Over 2,000 young people have completed
+  advanced training in technology, digital skills and innovation. Hundreds
+  of graduates have secured gainful employment with local and international
+  organisations, while a growing number of startups and entrepreneurs have
+  been incubated, supported and launched into the market.
+
+
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+PART C — DR. KADRI OBAFEMI HAMZAT (DEPUTY GOVERNOR, LAGOS STATE)
+================================================================================
+
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+PROFILE
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+Born            : 19 September 1964
+Education       : Agricultural Engineering, University of Ibadan; PhD in
+                  Systems Process Engineering, Cranfield University,
+                  United Kingdom
+Public Service  : Former Honourable Commissioner for Science and
+                  Technology, Lagos State; former Special Adviser on Works
+                  to the Honourable Minister of Works, Power and Housing
+Current Office  : Deputy Governor, Lagos State
+
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+MAJOR ACHIEVEMENTS
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+Since the first tenure of Bola Ahmed Tinubu as Executive Governor of Lagos
+State, Dr. Hamzat has been an integral member of the progressive team
+shaping Lagos State's policy direction, contributing immensely to the
+growth and development of the State.
+
+
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+ANNEX — EDITORIAL CORRECTIONS & ITEMS FOR THE SENATOR'S CONFIRMATION
+================================================================================
+
+In preparing this document for approval, the following corrections were
+made to the source draft, and the items below require confirmation before
+the content is locked for development:
+
+ITEMS REQUIRING CONFIRMATION:
+
+1. Dr. Hamzat's "Major Achievements" section in the source draft contains
+   only a general statement. If specific projects or programmes should be
+   credited to him, kindly supply them so his section carries comparable
+   weight to the other two profiles.
+
+2. The Ibeju-Lekki education heading in the source draft read "Completed &"
+   and was cut off; the projects have been listed without a completion
+   status. Kindly confirm the status of each if it should be displayed.