Governor Biodun Abayomi Oyebanji’s unwavering commitment to preserving a pristine environment in Ekiti has seen the State Environmental Protection Agency (SEPA) collaborate with the Ministry of Environment on a transformative drainage project within the heart of Ado Ekiti Metropolis.
This collaborative initiative stands as a resolute testament to the government’s pledge to enhance living conditions and create a cleaner, more pleasant environment for its residents.
Jiroltv reporter Kehinde Dare-Jeje, while at the Fajuyi -Captain Cook axis to capture the reactions of residents, encountered an overwhelming sense of enthusiasm.
The residents expressed their delight at the project, having experienced the challenges posed by blocked drains, especially during the rainy seasons.
One of the local traders in the area, Mrs. Rosemary, a market vendor, conveyed the heartfelt gratitude of many residents for this long-awaited initiative. The project has not only eliminated foul odors but also rejuvenated the entire vicinity.
Miss Ayo and numerous others now enjoy a cleaner and more attractive space, all thanks to the government’s visionary efforts. The success of this drainage project has substantially improved the daily lives of all who frequent Fajuyi Park, from motorcyclists and businesswomen to passersby.
Governor Oyebanji’s dedication to environmental stewardship is unmistakable, and this groundbreaking collaboration between SEPA and the Ministry of Environment represents the government’s resolute determination to foster a cleaner and healthier Ekiti.
While the government plays its part, residents are encouraged to reciprocate by adopting responsible waste management practices.
