Mr Yahaya said items recovered during the operation included four drums, two of which contained suspected illegally refined petroleum products.
Mr Adedayo said the initiative was designed to create sustainable livelihoods, enhance food security and improve residents’ economic well-being.
Ms Adebayo said that the situation had discouraged customers from patronising them.
Mr Sanwo-Olu described the fund as a landmark intervention.Â
The CMD congratulated the grant recipients, urging them to maintain rigorous ethical standards.
She said the committee’s efforts on registration, transfer, data correction and PVC validation support the administration’s drive to boost democratic participation in Ojokoro LCDA.
The magistrate adjourned the case until August 13 for mention.
The initiative is being implemented through the National Agricultural Development Fund (NADF) under the Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security.
Vegetable, maize and cassava farms in parts of Ikorodu, Ojo, Imota and Epe have remained waterlogged for days following sustained rainfall.
The scheme covers loans ranging from N50,000 to N5 million, with the council chairman undertaking to pay the nine per cent interest on behalf of beneficiaries.
