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And so what ?

Are you expecting a thank you ?
This is not news .

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Welldone Ajimobi!!! More of that gesture...

Who else remembers that MILITARY Governor Ike Nwosu also borrowed N1 billion (or $1 billion) under Abacha who also inaugurated a water project in Ibadan some 20 years ago now

I know His work is over is Oyo state, He is doing more harm than good, the guy destroy our roads and houses in Oyo and Ogbomoso in the name of repairing, if APC want to win Oyo State, they should't field Him.

It is a good thing. Nigerian governments have been plagued wiith many abandoned projects. So I appreciate Government of. Oyo State. I implore Govt to visit Felele to avert millions of water been wasted anytime the water runs. It will be futile venture if the water is being wasted.

anonimi:


Good question.
Let's hope he can answer.

Bro, I like to learn. Once the proof arrives I am porting to APCHit because I need to shit.
Why PDP no provide a place to poo, no wonder everybody hates PDP.

He knows how much he pocket from the money awarded for d water project... but if he don't do it nobody fit question him. Thanks sha

otijah:
we ruled the state doesn't mean we will renovate everything, that's why he is there to finish the unfinished works dude. Get sense my dear

Nothing stopped the PDP governments of Oyo and Osun states from repairing the water plant. It is the border between both states along the Ife - Ibadan Expressway, and serves both states. In fact the water it gets its source is what divides both states.

Pix talk louda dan voice pls let's see for ourselves

pishurs or adonbilivit

Yes!
Ajimobi is working
Oyo state is progressing.
Oyo o ni baje o.

All thanks to 2015 election...

olayincar:
APC is working....

working

Come, why is he always wearing that annoying funny chef caps? Is he formally a chef?

it took him 3 n 1/2yrs 2 complete i wonder if it whr 2 b 4rm d scratch he wuld use his whole administratn monie.

Ademola1964:
It is a good thing. Nigerian governments have been plagued wiith many abandoned projects. So I appreciate Government of. Oyo State.

This is a very good observation.
However, the Asejire dam has been in existence for decades, what Ajimobi did can more appropriately described as Turn Around Maintenance ( a major overhaul/refurbishing) of the old dam.

OAUTemitayo:
While acknowledging the contributions of the bank towards the provision of pipe borne water for the people of the state, Governor Ajimobi said that his administration had successfully rehabilitated the Asejire Water Plant, which had been moribund for over 17 years.

With the inauguration of the rehabilitated water plant, he said that water supply to the city of Ibadan and its environs had improved drastically.

That is something we should do more regularly so things do not break down completely.
It would be interesting to know how much the rehabilitation cost and the loan from AfDB.

I implore Govt to visit Felele to avert millions of water been wasted anytime the water runs. It will be futile venture if the water is being wasted.

Is there no LGA Councillor for the Felele area who is also "govt"
What do you think he receives a guaranteed N300,000 monthly for?
That's a lot of money for loafing around, if you ask me!

Can anyone guess what % of Oyo state is provided with this BASIC modern essential, TAP water

[size=18pt]For every one repaired, a dozen more are abandoned.

That's how Nigeria is.[/size]

NoContract:
For every one repaired, a dozen more are abandoned.
That's how Nigeria is.

Thank you for REMINDING us of how our country is since most of us already know.
We will appreciate MORE if you could let us know how we can make it what it should be.
Can you do that

OK..

iaatmguy:
All in the name of second term , why didn't he do that all this while

Ha! Awe Otigo ju.... oponu aye radarada... for better understand ure the most foolish ppl on NL....

anonimi:


Thank you for REMINDING us of how our country is since most of us already know.
We will appreciate MORE if you could let us know how we can make it what it should be.
Can you do that

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and finally

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Are you satisfied?

This news is not really current news. The problem is that Nigerians play politics with everything when they really should concentrate on holding their leaders to account and keeping up with what they doing.

http://www.naijaniche.com/mobile/read_nichenews.php?sid=aaU1k176&typ=Nat&page=4

Seventeen Years After, Ajimobi Commission Asejire Water Plants


Ajimobi commissions Asejire water plants


Seventeen years after the last installation and construction of Water Treatment Plants and years of epileptic water supply in Oyo State, Governor Abiola Ajimobi, on Tuesday, commissioned the Asejire Water Scheme.

The sum of N262 million was expended on the project.

The scheme, which has a total installed production capacity of 186,000 cubic meter of water per day, is the largest water production scheme in the state, supplying potable water to 85 per cent of the entire populace in Ibadan metropolis, as well as the communities of Ikire, Ikoyi and Apomu in the neighbouring Osun State.

Governor Ajimobi, while commissioning the scheme, expressed gladness that with the commissioning, the water challenges being suffered in the state would become a thing of the past.

He said that when his administration came into office, water situation in the state was deplorable and the Water Treatment Plants had reduced in production performance to about eight per cent, due to “un-imaginable neglect by past administrations and the managerial deficiencies of erstwhile operators.”

“Indeed, the last time the plants witnessed installation and construction was seventeen years ago, as they were constructed and installed in 1972, 1991 and 1996 respectively. Apart from the old age of the equipment, other factors that led to the decline of water production at the Water Scheme included lack of spare parts for maintenance and persistent interruption in power supply,” he said.

The governor said that an analysis of state-wide performance of the Water Corporation for the previous 10 years undertaken by his government upon coming into office showed that the performance was less than 1 per cent.

The analysis, he said, had led to award of contracts for the construction of Ayete Water Supply Scheme to supply water to Tapa, Idere and Ayete Communities, dedicated Power line to Saki Water Supply Scheme, rehabilitation of Dedicated Power Line to Ogbomoso Water Supply Schemes, extension of pipelines to New Areas throughout the State, upgrading of Water Treatment facilities at Koso and Atori Waterworks in Iseyin, Comprehensive replacement and repair of all electro-mechanical components at all Water Supply Schemes and Booster Stations in the state, upgrading and Rehabilitation of Oyo Water Supply Scheme, rehabilitation and Upgrading of Igboho Water Supply Scheme, expansion Works on Igbetti and Ogbomoso Water Supply Scheme, revalidation of Construction of Ilero Water Supply Scheme, laying of New Rising Mains from Eruwa to Igboora (Phase I & II).

Governor Ajimobi promised the construction of Mini-Water Supply Schemes to other urban cities of the State to Okeho, Ago-Are, Oje-Owode/Tede, Sepeteri, Ogbooro, Otu, Iwa, Iganna/Iwere-Ile/Ayetu Igangan, Fiditi, Oluyole, Akufo and other urban communities in the State.

He also said that government had accorded water supply priority in the 2014 annual budget, so as to address past neglect of providing enduring infrastructure for water supply, stating that it had recently signed a loan agreement with the African Development Bank (ADB) for the financing of Urban Water Supply and Sanitation Improvement Project in the Ibadan metropolis, and that this would improve safe water distribution to the population of Ibadan and lifting total water supply to 80% in due course.

In his remarks, the General Manager of Water Corporation of Oyo State, Mr. Gabriel Oguntola, said that the project was awarded six months ago by the state government as part of efforts towards increasing the volume of potable water supply to the people of Ibadan metropolis.Eight out of the 10 pumps were rehabilitated with 100 per cent efficiency, while all critical water treatment units are now functioning well.

The rehabilitated and upgraded water treatment plant, he said, will increase water production from 10 per cent to 80 per cent production capacity and will also eliminate incidences of waterborne diseases.The contractor that handled the rehabilitation and upgrading of the plants, Mr. Stephannus Steiviou, said the plant could conveniently supply about 150 million litres of water to about four million residents of Ibadan and its environs on daily basis.

Governor Ajimobi later inspected the treatment plant, the low lift and high lift pumping stations where he ignited the engine for the commencement of immediate supply of water to Ibadan metropolis and its environs.

Water is flowing quiet alright but the water is leaking roads all over the city and spoiling those roads, the under ground pipes are mostly bad, something needs to be done about that.

kennygee:
Kogi state is still in a Coma when it comes to Development.

I served in the state capital (passed out last week). that place is nothing to write about. No government project, No private industry, only hotels. The state capital has just 3 companies I know of ( Obajana cement and a ceramic company), but they have over 60 hotels in Lokoja alone.
my point is Kogi state government us doing nothing to develop the state neither are the few rich masses. I won't advise my enemy to even serve in that state.

NoContract:


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Are you satisfied?

Partially since you have the last one above.
So how do we cure/address the ignorance?
What role can we (you & I) play in that task