Lawmaker Commissions Seven Transformers, Five Boreholes, School Projects in Oluyole

 









The Member representing Oluyole Federal Constituency, Rep. Tolulope Akande-Sadipe has commissioned seven transformers, five boreholes and seven school projects for the people of her constituency.


A statement by the Federal Lawmaker's Media aide, Olamilekan Olusada on Saturday, Dec. 17, 2022, indicated that the commissioning started on Thursday at different locations in Oluyole Federal constituency.


According to the statement, the lawmaker commissioned solar powered boreholes, located at Temidire - Agbamu; Ile - Baale Omiyale; Alagba olomi; Ajisola and Seko areas of Oluyole.


Rep Akande-Sadipe also commissioned transformers located at Ajofeebo; Oorelope Isale-Alfa; Kolajo; Olomi; Idi-Ayunre Police Station and Alata. The transformers are of 500/32 Kva capacity each.


The school projects commissioned are located at Ajofeebo, Agbamu, Ifesowapo, Boluwaji and Olonde areas of Oluyole.


Likewise, the newly commissioned 3-6 classrooms per block, are equipped with modern instructional materials, comfortable desks and chairs, replacing dilapidated structures.


Talking at the borehole locations, Rep. Tolulope Akande-Sadipe said provision of water was a fulfilment of her commitment to the well-being of her constituency.


Akande-Sadipe also said the development gladdens her heart, adding that she has been able to provide safe water to her constituency, while she has also facilitated electricity and quality education in Oluyole.


“The 5,000 litres solar powered boreholes throughout the wards of Oluyole Federal constituency, is a significant milestone for our local government ” the Rep member said.


“The provision of 500/33KVA transformers being commissioned today in different locations, is one of our major campaign pillars.  Many  of these communities have lived without electricity for years and I pray this will definitely provide relief to our people,” she said.


She added that provision of solar powered street lights would improve security in communities at night and promote small-scale businesses.


“Several of these communities have also benefited from the last batch of 100 solar street lights facilitated by me”, she said.


“This is just the start of the commissioning; there are many more to visit in the coming weeks”, added her media aide.


Appreciating the Lawmaker through official letters, the beneficiary communities applauded the unprecedented feats of Rep. Tolulope Akande-Sadipe.


They equally commended her gesture, saying Akande-Sadipe's resolve to ensure qualitative  education for children was highly commendable.


The letters also indicated that they have never experienced such widespread dividend of Democracy in the history of Oluyole.


The commissioning ceremonies were attended by Traditional rulers, top clerics, political leaders, and community leaders in Oluyole Federal Constituency.




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