PHOTOS: Ido LG Boss, Adeojo Commissions Borehole Projects In Adagbada, Ilu Ayo, Olosun Communities
In a demonstration of commitment to grassroots development and community welfare, the Executive Chairman of Ido Local Government, Hon. Sheriff Aderemi Adeojo, has commissioned three borehole projects equipped with brand-new generators to improve access to clean water in three communities across the local government area.
The beneficiary communities are:
Adagbada Community
Ilu Ayo Community
Olosun Community
The projects represent a practical intervention in addressing the water needs of residents, bringing essential infrastructure closer to the people and underscoring the importance of community-focused development.
Under the leadership of Hon. Sheriff Aderemi Adeojo, the commissioning of these projects highlights the role of grassroots governance in responding to the everyday needs of the people. By providing boreholes equipped with generators, the initiative is designed to support a more reliable water supply and ease the burden on residents seeking access to this essential resource.
For Hon. Sheriff Aderemi Adeojo, development at the grassroots level means bringing tangible projects closer to the people and addressing needs that directly affect their daily lives. Access to clean water remains a vital component of community wellbeing, public health, and sustainable development.
The event was attended by Engr. Kolawole Sheu Adedeji, a candidate contesting for the Federal House of Representatives under the platform of the Allied Peoples Movement (APM) for the Ido/Ibarapa Federal Constituency.
Other dignitaries present included the Local Government Secretary, Alhaji Kamorudeen Gbadamosi; Chief of Staff, Hon. Yaya Bello; Leader of the APM in Ido Local Government, Alhaji Musibau Emiola; Head of Local Government Administration, Alhaji Aminu Sarafadeen; Director of Administration and General Services, Mr. Victor Adelu; the Director of Works; the Deputy Director of Works; and other distinguished personalities.
The commissioning of the three projects marks another step in efforts to improve basic infrastructure and enhance the quality of life in the beneficiary communities.
