…as senator donates boreholes to Oyo communities
Kenneth Eze, the Senator representing Ebonyi Central Senatorial District in the National Assembly, has commenced two hundred and fifty million naira (250m) medical outreach for his constituents.
Kenneth Eze, the Senate Committee Chairman on Information and Orientation, flagged off the medical outreach at Onueke township stadium in Ezza South Local Government Area of Ebonyi State over the weekend.
He said he embarked on medical outreach to reduce the increase of rural dwellers patronizing quacks, which results in unnecessary deaths.
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The senator further said he would also enroll 10,000 persons into his foundation to enable them to have access to good medical care.
Meanwhile, Sharafadeen Alli, senator representing APC in Oyo South, has donated five boreholes to various communities within his constituency and even beyond.
The borehole drilling, which commenced in Akaran, would extend to other locations within Ona Ara and Egbeda local government areas in Oyo State.
Jubril Dotun Sanusi, the Chairman, Ilaji Hotels and Resorts who commended the Senator said the initiative is particularly noteworthy as it extends beyond Senator Alli’s primary constituency.
While thanking the senator for his significant contribution to grassroots development ,Sanusi, who also holds the esteemed title of Jagun Olubadan of Ibadan land, said that the gesture was a clear demonstration of the Senator’s dedication to enhancing the quality of life for people even outside his immediate senatorial district.
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“I express my profound appreciation for Senator Alli’s unwavering commitment to community development. He is undoubtedly the best Senator in Oyo State, given his proactive approach to addressing community needs.
“What impresses me the most is his outreach to local governments in Oyo Central Senatorial District, despite representing Oyo South,” he said.
The Jagun Olubadan of Ibadanland lauded Alli’s grassroots development initiative, pledging support to ensure that more communities benefit from such impactful projects.
