In a significant move to tackle water scarcity in Kogi East, Senator Isah Jibrin (Echocho) has successfully completed the installation of motorized boreholes in Idah, Ankpa, Dekina, and surrounding communities. This initiative aims to alleviate the water access challenges faced by thousands of residents who have long struggled with unreliable water sources.
Mikail Ibrahim, the Senator’s Special Assistant on Media, highlighted that the newly constructed boreholes will greatly enhance access to clean water, providing much-needed relief to the region. “By establishing sustainable and safe water sources, Senator Isah Jibrin is not only improving public health but also elevating the quality of life for residents who previously endured long and difficult journeys to fetch water,” he stated.
The boreholes represent a vital intervention for households in Kogi East, where water scarcity has adversely affected public health and daily living conditions. Ibrahim emphasized the direct correlation between access to clean water and improvements in hygiene, productivity, and school attendance within the community. “This isn’t just an infrastructure project; it’s a significant contribution to the public health framework of the senatorial district,” he noted.
Senator Echocho has committed to ongoing efforts, with additional projects already planned for the coming weeks. This series of initiatives is part of his broader vision for infrastructural development in Kogi East, focusing on critical areas such as education, healthcare, and economic empowerment to provide comprehensive support to his constituents.
“The Senator’s portfolio of development projects is both extensive and ambitious,” Ibrahim remarked. “With the completion of these boreholes, he is demonstrating his dedication to essential services that have a lasting impact on the community.”
Senator Echocho reiterated that these projects align with his development goals for Kogi East, assuring constituents that further infrastructural enhancements are forthcoming. As he stated, “These initiatives are about improving quality of life and addressing the fundamental needs of our communities.”
