Lagostrend Report That Magbon – Alade Residents Applauds Barr. Lukman Akinsanya founder pepc foundation For The Commissioning And Handing Over Of 33 Thousand Liters Solar Powered Borehole in Memory of his late father Alhaji Saheed Kolawole Akinsanya
Barr. Lukman Akinsanya founder pepc foundation
In recent years, the issue of water accessibility has become increasingly critical in many communities across Nigeria. The residents of Magbon-Alade have recently experienced significant improvement in this regard, thanks to the commendable efforts of Barrister Lukman Akinsanya, the founder of the PEPC Foundation. He inaugurated and handed over a 33,000-liter solar-powered borehole, a project initiated in memory of his late father, Alhaji Saheed Kolawole Akinsanya. This development marks a pivotal moment for the community, which has long struggled with water scarcity.
The commissioning of the solar-powered borehole is not just a technical achievement; it reflects a deep commitment to enhancing the lives of the Magbon-Alade residents. For decades, the people in this area have faced numerous challenges in accessing clean and potable water. Many families were often compelled to travel long distances to fetch water, facing health risks and wasting valuable time. The introduction of the borehole significantly alleviates this burden, ensuring that residents have immediate access to clean water.
This borehole project is particularly significant given the increasing reliance on renewable energy sources. By utilizing solar power, the initiative aligns with global goals to promote sustainability and reduce carbon emissions. The integration of solar technology in the borehole not only guarantees a continuous supply of water but also minimizes operational costs, making the system easier to maintain in the long term. The residents of Magbon-Alade have thus applauded Barrister Akinsanya’s foresight in championing this environmentally friendly solution.
The initiative serves as a lasting tribute to Alhaji Saheed Kolawole Akinsanya, whose legacy is honored through acts of service to the community. The borehole stands as a symbol of his dedication to improving the wellbeing of others, and Barrister Akinsanya’s commitment further enhances this legacy. Community members express their gratitude for such a thoughtful gesture, illustrating the positive impact that individual contributions can make in addressing communal challenges.
The commissioning of the solar-powered borehole by Barrister Lukman Akinsanya marks a significant milestone in improving water accessibility in Magbon-Alade. Not only does it provide a practical solution to a pressing problem, but it also embodies the values of sustainability and community service. The residents’ appreciation for this initiative highlights the potential for positive change when individuals invest in the welfare of their communities.
Some of the Gust at the event are
Royal Father Of The Day
Hrm Oba Semiudeen Oremadegun Kasali The Adeboruwa Of Igbogbo Kingdom and the Secretary Of The Ijebu Obas In Lagos State
Special Guest Of Honor
Hrm Oba Amb. Toheeb Yissa Oyedele Oyetu1 Onimedu Of Orimedu Kingdom Ibeju lekki Among others
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