The Christian Association of Nigeria, Ikeja Local Government chapter, has recognised federal lawmaker James Faleke and council chairman Akeem Dauda for their dedication to community development and humanitarian efforts, according to Punch.
The honours were handed out during CAN’s 2026 revival programme, which carried the theme "Thy Kingdom Come." The event took place at Christ the Light Church located in Alausa, Ikeja, Lagos.
Faleke, who represents Ikeja Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives, was presented with the Servant Leadership Merit Award. Meanwhile, Dauda, the chairman of Ikeja Local Government, received the Servant Stewardship Leadership Award.
Edward Aragbonfoh, the Supervisor for Environment in Ikeja Local Government, accepted the honour on behalf of Faleke. Speaking at the venue, Aragbonfoh stated that the federal lawmaker felt deeply grateful for the recognition, viewing it as an inspiration to keep up his public service efforts and grassroots development work.
Aragbonfoh further told the gathering that Faleke remains dedicated to backing projects and programmes that will uplift residents across the federal constituency.
On his part, Dauda expressed appreciation to the religious body for recognising his work in the council. He noted that the honour serves as a strong push to deliver more dividends of democracy and improve life for people in Ikeja.
