Residents of Sabo Oke Poka in Eredo LCDA are set to benefit from improved access to clean water as the ongoing Solar Powered Borehole Project in the community approaches completion.
Epe Insights reports that the project, initiated under the leadership of Hon. Ismail Monsuru Akinloye, has reached about 90 percent completion, marking another milestone in the council’s drive toward grassroots development and improved public welfare.
The solar-powered borehole is expected to provide residents with a reliable and sustainable water supply, reducing challenges associated with access to clean water in the area. Community members have expressed optimism that the project will ease daily water needs and improve living conditions.
As part of efforts to ensure quality delivery, the Supervisor for Works and Infrastructure, Mr. Opetuga Bayo, recently inspected the project site to assess the level of progress and the standard of work carried out by the contractor.
During the inspection, Mr. Opetuga commended the quality and pace of work achieved so far. He also urged the contractor to maintain the standard and ensure the project is completed and delivered within the next few days.
The inspection reflected the administration’s commitment to closely monitoring ongoing projects across the council area to guarantee timely execution and long-term value for residents.
Hon. Akinloye’s administration has continued to prioritize infrastructure and social development projects aimed at improving the quality of life for people living in various communities within Eredo LCDA. The council leadership has repeatedly emphasized the importance of providing essential amenities that directly impact residents at the grassroots level.
Observers in the community noted that the solar-powered borehole project is another indication of the council’s focus on sustainable development. By adopting solar technology, the project is expected to operate efficiently while reducing dependence on unstable power supply.
Residents of Sabo Oke Poka also welcomed the development, describing it as a timely intervention that would address water challenges and support healthier living conditions within the community.
The ongoing project forms part of broader efforts by the local administration to expand access to critical infrastructure, including roads, healthcare support, environmental projects, and water supply initiatives across Eredo LCDA.
With the project nearing completion, expectations remain high among residents who believe the borehole will significantly improve access to safe and clean water for households and businesses in the area.
The leadership of Eredo LCDA reaffirmed its commitment to continuing projects and initiatives that promote development, improve public welfare, and support sustainable growth across communities under the council’s jurisdiction.
