Adeleke inaugurates motorized boreholes, VIP toilets in 4 communities

Governor Ademola Adeleke of Osun State, on Monday, inaugurated motorized boreholes and toilets. Adeleke inaugurates the facilities to help provide adequate and hygiene water for residents.

As Adeleke inaugurates the facilities, represented by the Commissioner for Budget and National Planning, Prof. Moruf Adeleke, he said that it would go a long way in alleviating the challenges of water supply and also provide an alternative places for defecation.

The communities where Adeleke inaugurates the facilities include Molodo, Sabo, Ile-funfun and TAC Grammar School, Modakeke.

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The governor commended the communities for making the project a reality through their collective decision and responsibilities.

“The inauguration of motorized boreholes and VIP toilets is just the beginning of better things to come. We urge you all to support Gov. Adeleke in order to enjoy more dividends of democracy.

“We want peace to reign to pave way for more opportunities in the communities,” he said.

He appealed to the communities to safeguard the projects and also make adequate use of them for the benefit all.

Also, Mrs Funmi Abokede, General Manager, Osun Community and Social Development Agency (CSDA), commended Governor Adeleke for releasing funds for the construction of the projects.

Abokede said the two projects inaugurated by the government were part of campaign promises made to the communities aimed at reducing the hardship in the area.

In their separate remarks, Mr Adefioye Bakare, Chairman, Community Project, Mobilization Committee in Molodo and Adeyinmi Ismail, the Vice- Chairman of Molodo community, commended the governor for making the projects a reality.

They thanked the government for listening to the complaints of the people and assured that the projects would be used judiciously.

The governor also kick started agricultural revolution to promote food security in Osun State.