The Honourable Member representing the good people of Ibadan North Constituency II in the Oyo State House of Assembly, Hon. Adebayo Babajide Gabriel (Jagaban), is set to commission eight motorized borehole projects across various communities in the constituency as part of efforts to improve access to potable water and enhance the living conditions of residents.
The official commissioning ceremony is scheduled to take place on Monday, August 17, 2026, at 10:00 a.m., with the projects spread across several wards within the constituency.
According to the details contained in the official programme, the motorized boreholes are located at Ile Eja Agbowo in Ward 12, Idi Seke Bodija in Ward 12, Police Barracks Sango in Ward 11, Leventis Area in Ward 7, Okoro Community in Ward 8, Ago Tapa Mokola in Ward 9, Bridge Construction at Iso Isu in Ward 12, and Oke Itunu Community Gate Project in Ward 7.
The initiative represents a significant intervention in addressing the water needs of residents, particularly in communities where access to reliable and clean water remains an important concern.
The projects, facilitated by Hon. Babajide Gabriel, popularly known as Jagaban, underscore his commitment to grassroots development and the provision of basic infrastructure that directly impacts the daily lives of constituents.
The commissioning is also expected to provide an opportunity for residents, community leaders and other stakeholders to formally witness the completion and activation of the projects across the different locations.
Speaking on the initiative, the lawmaker is expected to reiterate his commitment to sustainable development and improved living conditions for the people of Ibadan North Constituency II, while emphasising the importance of people-oriented representation that translates into tangible benefits at the grassroots.
The eight motorized boreholes are part of efforts aimed at strengthening access to potable water within the constituency and complementing existing public infrastructure.
With the commissioning scheduled for August 17, constituents and stakeholders across the affected communities are expected to participate in the exercise as the projects are officially delivered for public use.
“Sustainable Development, Improved Living” remains the guiding message of the initiative, reflecting the lawmaker’s stated commitment to service-driven representation and grassroots development.
