In a historic development for the Olubo-Ojo community in Kogi East Senatorial District, residents broke into jubilant celebration with the commissioning of a solar-powered borehole by Senator Isah Jibrin Echocho. This project promises to alleviate the community’s enduring water scarcity issues by providing reliable access to clean water.
The newly commissioned borehole is part of a series of water projects championed by Senator Echocho across the nine local government areas within the senatorial district. This initiative marks a pivotal advancement in improving public health and enhancing the quality of life for residents. The community regards the borehole as a critical infrastructure upgrade, expected to improve sanitation, reduce the prevalence of waterborne diseases, and ease the burden of fetching water from remote locations.
Expressing gratitude for this initiative, community leader Chief Adejo Onuh applauded Senator Echocho’s efforts, stating, “This project will significantly improve the quality of life for everyone in our community.” Chief Onuh highlighted the borehole’s potential to transform daily living conditions and boost community health standards.
Addressing the gathering, Senator Echocho reiterated his dedication to enhancing the welfare of his constituents through strategic infrastructure projects. “Access to clean water is a basic necessity, and I am determined to ensure that every community in Kogi East benefits from initiatives that promote health and development,” he affirmed. This borehole commissioning is a key component of the senator’s broader agenda to address critical infrastructure gaps in the district, including healthcare, education, and rural electrification.
The residents of Olubo-Ojo have pledged to maintain the borehole to ensure its continued operation and lasting impact. This commitment underscores the community’s appreciation for the project and their role in its sustainability.
