The residents of Aladere community heaved a sigh of relief as the Kwara Central Senatorial Candidate for New Nigeria People's Party (NNPP), Hon. Aiyelabegan Kayode Abdul Goga donated a solar system to the Aladere mosque affording them the singular privilege to access power supply in the community
On a campaign tour to Asa local government, the residents of the benefitting community had, during their interactive session with the frontline I.T expert, expressed displeasure over what they described as insensitive indifference of the successive governments to their perennial problem of non-availability grid electricity.
To mitigate their plight, the residents requested that a solar system be installed in their mosque for improved living condition.
Concerned by the agelong bane, Senatorial Hopeful leaped to the aid of the residents and acceded to their collective demand with the donation and installation of solar system within 48 hours the request was made, promising to facilitate developmental projects to the community if given the mandate to represent them.
" We are bothered by the unjust disposition of the government to you. We are coming with equitable mein to ensure that no part of the state is left out in our efforts to spread development and give everyone sense of belonging"
" If given the mandate of your votes, we assure you that infrastructural projects, youth empowerment programmes, job opportunities, among others, would be facilitated to this community and several others under our representation."
Commending the gesture, the people of the community took turns to appreciate Goga for restoring their hope and alleviating their pains, saying that the only expectation of accessing electricity was dashed 22years ago under the administration of Governor Mohammed Lawal during which the contractor erected the poles.
They, however, declared unalloyed support for the candidature of the Senatorial Hopeful and all candidates of New Nigeria People's Party (NNPP), praying that God would always come through for him at the point of need.
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