A Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) chieftain and political juggernaut in Oyo State, Mogaji Abass Oloko, has hailed the Minister of Power Chief Adebayo Adelabu, for his recent initiative to install solar energy in some communities Ibadan.
This installation is part of a broader effort to promote sustainable energy solutions across the state.
Oloko in a statement, praised Adelabu for his commitment to enhancing the energy infrastructure in Oyo State, highlighting the importance of renewable energy in reducing dependence on fossil fuels and combating climate change.
He noted that the solar installation at the historic areas not only symbolizes progress but also serves as a model for other public institutions in the state.
“The introduction of solar energy is a commendable step towards sustainability.”
“It reflects a vision for a greener future and showcases the potential of renewable energy in powering our communities,” Oloko stated.
According to him, the solar project is expected to significantly reduce the energy costs associated with the operations and ensure a reliable power supply, particularly during periods of grid instability.
Oloko emphasised that such initiatives are crucial for enhancing the quality of life for residents and promoting economic development in the area.
Furthermore, he called on other leaders and stakeholders in the state to support similar renewable energy projects, urging them to prioritise investments in sustainable technologies.
“We must work together to harness the benefits of renewable energy, which not only supports our environment but also creates job opportunities and stimulates local economies,” he added.
The communities include, Olubadan Palace, Soun Palace, Alaafin Palace, Okere Palace, Aseyin Palace, Olu of Igboora Palace, Olugbon Palace, Onpetu Palace, University of Ibadan (U I), LAUTECH Ogbomoso, The Polytechnic Ibadan, Federal University Ayede.
Others are, Ibadan Southwest (Adedibu’s House, NITEL), BOWEN Teaching Hospital, Akeredolu Street, off Eleta Elebu Road, Be/Air 2 Estate off Akala Expressway Oluyole Extension, Ile Tuntun, Oke Odo Ibadan Southeast local government, Akinola Maja Street, Ibadan Northwest, Idi Iroko Ward 2, Oluyole local government.
