Recalled that 9japarrot earlier publish that the Senator Representing Kwara Central, Ibrahim Yahaya Oloriegbe, commissioned Motorized Boreholes and Modern Toilets for his constituency. Again, in other to meet the yearning of his constituents and get feedback on the year 2020 constituency projects which he facilitated, the Senator representing Kwara Central at the National Assembly in Abuja, Senator Ibrahim Yahaya Oloriegbe was yesterday at some communities in Asa and Ilorin West Local government areas to inspect and commission completed water and toilet facility projects.
The lawmaker who had earlier embarked on similar tours to communities in Ilorin East and Ilorin South Local Government Areas continued the commissioning when he visited Ogunmoroti community in Kirilenko, Akanbi ward 2 in Ilorin South Local Government Area, and Abata Shuban in Alanamu ward, Ilorin West Local Government Area of Kwara State, to commission 33000KVA transformers he facilitated to the communities respectively.
At Ode Popo, Oloje in Ilorin West, and Alapa Central Market in Asa Local Government Areas, the lawmaker commissioned for use, two set of motorized boreholes.
In a bid to end open defecation in compliance with SDGs and WHO goals, Sen Oloriegbe also commissioned a modern toilet facilitated in Alapa Central Market.
Oloriegbe however inspected ongoing projects in the Alore community where 3 blocks of 2 classrooms with staff and solar light was facilitated to Ogidi Banni LGEA school. He also inspected the ongoing project at Dr.
Olusola Saraki Hospital, Balode Area, Alore in Ilorin West LGA where motorized borehole as well as staff quarters are under construction. Recall that he had earlier facilitated to the hospital, equipment worth N10m which have been delivered some few weeks ago.
While speaking with the pressmen, Sen. Oloriegbe said he is correcting the basic needs of people in Kwara Central which were neglected by the past administrations.
However, Oloriegbe expresses gratitude to the constituents of Kwara Central for their massive supports while urging the areas yet to be touched to be patient.
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