Chief Amuzu who stated this during the handing over and commissioning of the water project said, the joy in relieving the people of the community of the stress they go through in their search for potable water was a driving force for him.
He expressed shock and disappointment at the level of deprivation the people are going through especially as it concerns the availability of potable water, saying he would not relent in his efforts to see a better Federal Constituency.
Chief Amuzu said, any responsible government would not play politics with the needs of the people but work assiduously for their betterment, stressing that he would serve diligently as a servant leader, if given the opportunity.
According to him "it is not the amount of wealth that one has that would determine doing such projects or seeing others happy, but the heart willing to alleviate the sufferings of the people.
The Chairman of the People's Democratic Party, PDP, Alhaji Sikirulai Ogundele said the PDP as a party is so proud of Chief Toyin Amuzu and other candidates whom he described as selfless individuals with the interest of the people and the betterment of their Communities at heart.
He advised, people of Abeokuta South local government not to miss such sincere and honest leadership exemplified by Chief Toyin Amuzu.
Alhaji Ogundele said the APC got to power with concocted lies, vile propaganda and deceit but could not sustain all these, as their level of insincerety and incompetence are now very glaring to every Nigerian.
He said, it wasn't as if the PDP did not face challenges but the party was able to match the challenges and reduce the pains of the people.
Residents of Lantoro community unanimously expressed their appreciation to the donor, Chief Toyin Amuzu for his magnanimity, saying they have been neglected for too long.
They promised that the water project would be well managed, stressing that such project from a private individual not holding any political position at present was a great surprise and relief to the Lantoro community.
