The Ibadan North-West Local Government Chairmanship Candidate of the Allied Peoples Movement (APM), Hon. Ganiy Abiodun Omotosho, has flagged off the construction of a borehole project around Ward 11 of Ibadan North-West, aimed at providing potable water for residents across six neighbouring communities.
The beneficiary communities include Aafin Iyanu, Ifedapo, Oluwawomi, Ayorinde, Bakare and Ifelaja. The flag-off ceremony was attended by the APM Chairman of Ward 11, Hon. Lateef Muideen, as well as community stakeholders and residents, including Aderemi Ajiboye, Chairman of Oluwawomi Community; Adeyemo Iyabo; Muritala Olapade; Tajudeen Oladipo; and Kazeem Alabi.
During an interaction with residents, community members highlighted some of their pressing needs, including women empowerment initiatives, the provision of NATA Secretariat and the grading and rehabilitation of roads within the communities. Omotosho acknowledged the requests and assured the residents that their concerns had been noted for further attention.
Speaking on the borehole project, Omotosho said access to water remains a fundamental need in every community, explaining that the facilities were being provided to help address the water challenges confronting residents in the area.
He also commended the residents for their continued support for the administration of Oyo State Governor, Engr. Seyi Makinde, as well as the leadership of Ibadan North-West Local Government under Hon. Rahman Adepoju. He equally appreciated the people for supporting him in his capacity as the present Political Head/Administrator of Oke’badan North LCDA.
Omotosho urged the residents to sustain their cooperation and support for ongoing developmental efforts, while appealing for their support in the December 29, 2026 local government elections and the 2027 general elections.
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