August 11, 2026
Home » Ido/Ibarapa East APM Reps Candidate, KSA Commissions Multi-Million-Naira Solar-Powered Borehole In Eruwa
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…Project Set to Provide Reliable Access to Clean Water for Sango Community

In a significant intervention aimed at addressing water scarcity at the grassroots, Engr. Kolawole Sheu Adedeji, the APM Candidate for the Ido/Ibarapa East Federal Constituency, has commissioned a multi-million-naira solar-powered borehole project in Eruwa, Ibarapa East Local Government Area of Oyo State.














 

The newly completed project, strategically located in the Suzuki Area of Sango, Eruwa, is expected to provide residents and surrounding communities with reliable access to clean and potable water.

The state-of-the-art facility is powered entirely by solar energy, providing an environmentally friendly and cost-effective solution to the community’s long-standing water challenges. The initiative also eliminates dependence on the national electricity grid and costly fuel-powered generators.

Residents, community leaders, and other stakeholders turned out in large numbers to witness the commissioning, expressing appreciation to Engr. Adedeji for what they described as a practical intervention focused on improving the welfare and living conditions of the people.

Speaking at the event, Engr. Adedeji emphasized the importance of access to clean and safe water, describing the project as part of his commitment to grassroots development and people-oriented representation.

 

«“Water is life, and access to clean water is a fundamental right that every community deserves. This project is a testament to our unwavering commitment to practical development and improving the living standards of our people in Ibarapa East.”»

The solar-powered borehole is expected to serve households and residents within the Sango community and adjoining areas, providing a sustainable source of water while contributing to improved public health and community development.

The commissioning further underscores the importance of community-driven interventions in complementing government efforts to address basic infrastructure needs across rural and semi-urban communities.

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