The Owo Township Stadium in Ondo State came alive on Thursday as the lawmaker representing Owo/Ose Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives, Hon. Timehin Adelegbe, officially launched the distribution of 3,000 solar-powered streetlights across communities in the constituency.
The large-scale project, which targets residential areas, religious centres, schools, and traditional institutions, is part of Adelegbe’s ongoing efforts to enhance public safety and improve the living conditions of his constituents.
According to Hon. Adelegbe, the solar light project was conceived as part of his commitment to illuminate communities, enhance security, and curb criminal activities within the constituency.
The lawmaker said the initiative was designed to ensure that no community within Owo and Ose remains in darkness, stressing that access to adequate lighting is critical to economic and social development.
Representing Hon. Adelegbe at the flag-off ceremony, the immediate past Chief of Staff to the Ondo State Governor, Chief Olugbenga Ale, described the project as a worthwhile initiative and a major step toward discouraging criminal activities. He noted that this initiative will light up communities and make them more safer, adding that the project reflects Adelegbe’s passion for grassroots development.
Chief Ale praised the lawmaker for his vision, stating that the solar light distribution is a testament to Adelegbe’s developmental approach one that prioritizes safety, accessibility, and the general well-being of the people.
Also speaking at the event, Chief Jamiu Ekungba commended Hon. Adelegbe’s numerous empowerment programs and community-based projects. He noted that the lawmaker’s impact can be seen “in the palaces of monarchs, schools, churches, and mosques across the constituency,” emphasizing that Adelegbe’s representation has brought tangible development to Owo and Ose.
In his remarks, Hon. Dennis Alonge expressed satisfaction with the initiative and urged beneficiaries to ensure proper maintenance of the solar lights so that they can serve their intended purpose for years to come.
Similarly, Chief Balogun, the APC Chairman of Owo Local Government, lauded Hon. Adelegbe for his outstanding performance, saying that he has “shown how productive and rewarding effective representation in the House of Representatives can be.”
Chief Padi Tenabe also praised Adelegbe for his contributions to the community and the party, describing him as “a leader worthy of emulation.”
In his prayers for the lawmaker, Sheikh Yunus Anola, the Chief Imam of Owo Kingdom, described Hon. Adelegbe as a “man of light” and prayed that the light he has brought to the constituency continues to shine brighter.
The event attracted dignitaries from across Owo and Ose, including Chief Olugbenga Ale, Hon. Eni Omosule, Chief Jimoh Dojumo, Barr. Olawoye, Chief Jamiu Ekungba, Sheikh Yunus Anola, royal fathers from both local governments, and several leaders of the All Progressives Congress (APC). The Olowo of Owo, Oba Ebenezer Ogunmolasuyi Olupenmen, was ably represented.
The solar-powered streetlight project is one of the numerous constituency interventions facilitated by Hon. Adelegbe to strengthen infrastructure, promote safety, and uplift the quality of life in Owo and Ose Federal Constituency.
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