The people of Isalekoko Dumo community of Ojagboro ilorin Kwara state expressed their sincere gratitude to Governor Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq for his efforts to resolve the problem of clogged drainage in their community.
Residents of the area were especially worried about the possible erosion risk presented by the clogged drainage system in Asa river, which has long been an issue in the area, especially during the rainy season.
Governor Abdulrazaq moved swiftly to make sure that the problem was resolved after learning from the locals about the clogged drainage and the dangers it posed. The governor intervened by allocating the required funds and personnel to unclog the clogged drainage systems and stop additional erosion.
In addition, the community members praised the governor for his dedication to enhancing the state’s environmental and infrastructure conditions, pointing out that they respected and valued him for taking the initiative to address issues that affected the community.
Overall, the gratitude expressed by the Isalekoko Dumo community for Governor Abdulrazaq’s efforts to resolve the obstructed drainage issue highlights how crucial responsive and proactive administration is to guaranteeing the security and well-being of communities throughout the state.
The governor’s intervention in this case serves as a positive example of government responsiveness to community needs and concerns, and highlights the potential impact of timely and effective interventions in addressing infrastructure challenges at the grassroots level.
In addition, the community begs Governor Abdulrahman to assist in resolving the urgent problems in the neighborhood, particularly the gutters that direct erosion into the river.
The community’s chairman, Mr. Abdullateef Adebisi, stated that although the community has taken significant action on its own to stop erosion in advance of the impending rainy season, financial limitations have prevented a further step to finish the gutters.
He begged the workaholic governor to visit the community organization and provide more support for the projects in order to reduce property loss during the rainy season due to excessive precipitation.
The residents of the community are aware of the government’s attempts to address the drainage problems around ASA river, and they expect that their requests for additional assistance will be taken into consideration. They think Isalekoko Dumo may prosper and turn into a model community in Ilorin Kwara state if they work together and receive continuous support from the government.
