As part of his ongoing three-day tour and grassroots engagements across Oyo South, Hon. Adedeji Dhikrullahi Stanley Olajide, popularly known as Odidi Omo, visited Bako community in Omi, Apata, Ibadan, where he met with residents and listened to their concerns.
During the meeting, community members highlighted some of the challenges affecting their daily lives, particularly unreliable electricity supply and the poor condition of their access road.
In response to the concerns raised, Odidi Omo pledged ₦5 million towards the installation of a transformer to help improve electricity supply in the community.
On the road challenge, action began immediately, with grading work commencing to improve access to Bako. The exercise is expected to ease movement, make transportation easier and provide relief to residents who have had to contend with the poor condition of the road.
The visit provided an opportunity for residents to speak directly about their needs and for Odidi Omo to identify areas where practical support could make a difference. His response to the road challenge, with grading work starting immediately, demonstrated the importance of translating community engagement into action.
Residents of Bako expressed appreciation for the visit and the commitments made towards addressing their electricity and road access challenges.
Odidi Omo reaffirmed his commitment to maintaining close relationships with communities, listening to their concerns and supporting practical efforts towards improved infrastructure and better living conditions across Oyo South.
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