Hon. Adedeji Stanley Olajide, Member of the House of Representatives and Chairman, House Committee on ICT and Cybersecurity, has completed the installation of 100 units of 3-in-1 solar-powered streetlights across key locations in Ibadan North-West and South-West Federal Constituency (IBNW/IBSW).
This milestone reflects his commitment to grassroots development and his dedication to improving the everyday lives of constituents.
“This is about safety, dignity, and delivering what we promised. These lights mean more than brightness—they bring peace of mind and show that government can work for the people,” Hon. Olajide stated during one of the inspection tours.
The installed solar lights are fully automated, energy-efficient, and designed to withstand harsh weather conditions—ensuring reliable lighting without depending on the national grid.
Benefiting Communities in This Phase Include:
1. Mechanic Village, Olopomewa, Eleyele – IBNW
2. Mechanic Village, Ologuneru, Eleyele – IBNW
3. Hausa Community, Eleyele – IBNW
4. Afonta Community, Dugbe – IBNW
5. Igbonna Community, Popoyemoja – IBSW
6. Oja-Oba/Oritamerin Market – IBSW
7. Ogunleye Community, Liberty Road – IBSW
8. Sawmill, Dogo, Apata – IBSW
These areas were carefully selected based on need, foot traffic, and community requests, ensuring the project has immediate and long-term impact.
“This is not just a win for these neighborhoods—it’s a win for all of us. Every bulb is a reminder that service should be felt, not just heard,” Odidiomo added.
With this installation now completed, residents across both districts are already seeing the benefits: brighter nights, safer streets, and renewed faith in people-focused leadership.
Because for Odidiomo, development doesn’t just happen in speeches—it happens on the streets.
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