Cross River Community Gets Solar-Powered Borehole

A rising euphony star, Ambassador Christopher Ogar, has commissioned a solar-powered borehole to supply potable h2o for the residents of the Ochochi assemblage successful Okpoma, Yala section authorities country of Cross River State.

The project, afloat funded by the philanthropist, popularly known arsenic Jay Moni, done his company, Jaytech Group of Companies Ltd, is expected to extremity years of hardship caused by a deficiency of entree to potable water.

The inauguration ceremonial drew assemblage elders, women, youths and children, alongside peculiar guests, including Dr Emaluji Michael Sunday and Mr Emmanuel Okwo, the manager of Jaytech Group.

At the event, Jay Moni said helium was moved to undertake the task aft watching a video showing residents fetching soiled h2o from a distant stream. “It was heartbreaking to spot radical inactive struggling to get cleanable h2o successful the 21st century,” helium said. “We cannot hold for the authorities alone; everyone who has the means should springiness backmost to their community.”

He urged governmental leaders and influential individuals from Yala and beyond to prioritise grassroots improvement and enactment initiatives that straight amended surviving conditions successful agrarian areas.

“Our leaders indispensable stay committed to providing basal infrastructure that improves lives,” helium added.

In his remarks, Dr Emaluji expressed the community’s gratitude, describing the involution arsenic timely and life-changing. He praised Jay Moni’s swift effect and generosity, noting that the borehole would greatly amended the community’s well-being.

The commissioning ended with prayers and songs of appreciation from residents, who thanked Jay Moni and prayed for God’s blessings upon him.

Earlier reports indicated that the project, estimated astatine ₦15 million, was conceived aft Dr Emaluji informed Jay Moni astir the community’s plight. Jay Moni said the inaugural aligns with his content that “charity begins astatine home” and reaffirmed his committedness to alleviating the suffering of locals.