Oluyole 2027: Oriyomi-Oluyole Begins Two Boreholes, 50 Solar Lights Project

As political activities gather momentum ahead of the 2027 elections, Barrister Lawal Akeem Ishola, the All Progressives Congress (APC) candidate for Oluyole State Constituency, popularly known as Oriyomi-Oluyole, has commenced the construction of two boreholes and installation of 50 solar-powered streetlights across the constituency.

The ongoing project is aimed at addressing basic infrastructure needs in Oluyole, particularly access to potable water and improved lighting in communities across the constituency.

The initiative comprises two boreholes expected to improve access to water for domestic use and 50 solar-powered streetlights designed to illuminate roads and public spaces, with the aim of improving visibility and movement at night.

The borehole component is expected to ease the difficulties residents face in accessing water, while the solar lighting project could help improve visibility along streets and other public areas after dark.

The commencement of the project places community infrastructure among the issues receiving attention in Oluyole as political activities ahead of the 2027 elections continue to develop.

Access to clean water and adequate street lighting remains important to residents, particularly in communities where basic amenities require improvement. The impact of the ongoing intervention will depend on the successful completion, distribution and maintenance of the facilities.

Upon completion, the two boreholes and 50 solar-powered streetlights are expected to provide practical benefits to the communities where they are installed.