Residents of the agrarian community trooped out en mass to jubilate the development at the weekend, with many of them describing the feat as “miracle of the century”.
The Monarch of the town, Oba Abbas Akanbi, the Alara of Araromi-Okeodo, led his chiefs and subjects to the off-grid location of the 50-kilowatt sholep energy firm that is responsible for the feat during its inauguration.
Oba Akanbi told newsmen that he did not believe that a power supply would be possible in his lifetime.
The Managing Director of Sholep energy Limited, Engr Olalekan Adeleke said the multi-million naira project was funded by the company in conjunction with the World Bank and the Rural Electrification Agency, REA of the Federal Government, saying the off-grid power plant will supply over 700 houses.
He added that the mini-grid plant will supply 24-hour uninterrupted power to the community with a durable water supply to the community free of charge.
Jesus Christ 😨😨😨😨😨😨😨
ReplyDeleteWow
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to them.
Didn't know there are still communities without light in this present age. Congratulations to them.
ReplyDeleteWonderful development
ReplyDeleteComing out of the dark
ReplyDeleteNot having light for 1day is bad, but 91 years??? 🙆♀️
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to them
ReplyDeleteGod abeg o. I celebrate with them.
ReplyDeleteWonderful
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to them.
ReplyDeleteWell done Gov. Adeleke.
Nigerian "yuutu" and reading:
Delete"The Managing Director of Sholep energy Limited, Engr Olalekan Adeleke said the multi-million naira project was funded by the company in conjunction with the World Bank and the Rural Electrification Agency, REA of the Federal Government, saying the off-grid power plant will supply over 700 houses"
Where did you see state government there?
E no easy
ReplyDeleteHaa I am happy for them.
ReplyDeleteAfter 91years? E reach to jubilate.
ReplyDeleteWow!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations
91 what? It is well with Nigeria
ReplyDeleteI celebrate with them.... congratulations
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