In a heartfelt commitment to addressing water scarcity and improving health standards, the Muhydeen Okunlola Kayode (MOK) Foundation has successfully repaired a borehole in Gaa Jowuro, Ajase-Ipo, bringing a much-needed supply of clean water to residents. This latest intervention, a part of the foundation’s ongoing community support initiatives, is expected to provide a steady source of safe water to hundreds of households within the area.
Gaa Jowuro, like many communities in the region, has long grappled with limited access to clean water, which has impacted daily life and health conditions. The newly restored borehole marks a significant step in alleviating these challenges. This project follows a previous borehole repair led by the MOK Foundation in a nearby area, further underscoring the foundation’s dedication to providing sustainable solutions to essential needs.
Speaking about the impact of the borehole repair, a representative from the MOK Foundation expressed gratitude to supporters and reaffirmed the foundation’s commitment to making a difference. “Access to water is essential, and we’re proud to make a positive impact here in Gaa Jowuro,” the representative stated. “With continued support, we look forward to extending more resources to underserved communities.”
Community members expressed relief and gratitude for the renewed water supply. One resident, Alhaji Sulaimon Abdullahi, shared, “This borehole repair has brought so much relief. It’s been challenging without consistent access to clean water, and we’re very grateful to the MOK Foundation for their support.”
The borehole repair in Gaa Jowuro is part of a broader mission by the MOK Foundation to enhance the quality of life for communities in need. As they continue their work, the foundation remains a vital ally in addressing basic community challenges across Kwara State.
The MOK Foundation extends its thanks to all those who have supported its projects and looks forward to future opportunities to uplift and empower communities across the region.
