KSA Extends Solar Streetlight Project to Akuru, Elebu, Donates High-Tension Poles to Idi-Ahun, Mekun Communities

Residents of Akuru, Elebu and neighbouring communities in Ido/Ibarapa East Federal Constituency have received a boost in community infrastructure following the installation of solar-powered streetlights facilitated by the Allied Peoples Movement (APM) candidate for the constituency, Engr. Kolawole Shehu Adedeji, popularly known as KSA.

The intervention is part of KSA’s ongoing efforts to contribute to the development of communities across the federal constituency through practical initiatives aimed at improving residents’ living conditions and addressing their everyday needs.

The installation of the solar streetlights is expected to enhance visibility along community roads, improve movement at night and contribute to the safety and security of residents, particularly traders, commuters and other community members whose daily activities often extend beyond daylight hours.

In addition to the solar streetlight project, KSA has also facilitated the donation of High-Tension poles to the Ahun and Mekun communities, further demonstrating his commitment to supporting essential infrastructure development across the constituency.

For residents of Akuru, Elebu, Asanpa and their environs, the interventions represent more than the provision of basic infrastructure. They are practical responses to community needs with the potential to make everyday life safer and more convenient.

Beyond improving nighttime visibility, the solar-powered facilities offer an environmentally friendly and sustainable lighting solution, reducing dependence on conventional electricity supply while providing illumination through renewable energy.

KSA’s interventions reflect his development-oriented approach to public service, with emphasis on identifying pressing community needs and supporting initiatives that deliver tangible benefits to the people.

As an engineer and political aspirant, Adedeji has continued to advocate a representation model that places infrastructure development, community engagement and the welfare of constituents at the centre of leadership.

The solar streetlight projects in Akuru and Elebu, alongside the donation of High-Tension poles to Ahun and Mekun communities, further underscore his commitment to grassroots development and his belief that meaningful representation should be reflected not only in political promises but also in practical interventions that positively affect people’s daily lives.

For the residents and other beneficiaries, the expectation is that these interventions will contribute to safer, better-lit and more accessible communities while reinforcing the importance of sustained efforts towards development across Ido/Ibarapa East Federal Constituency.