FMN commissions solar-powered water plant in Badagry

Segun Suru, Gbaji-Yeke Community PRO; Tunde Hunpatin, Gbaji-Yeke community elder; Shalewa Soyinka, executive director, Schoon Water Limited; Osomome Olukoya, head of legal services, FMN; Sewanu Ayihongbe; Wale Adediran, group HR and services director FMN; Folashade Sherifat Jaji, secretary to the State Government; Solomon Bonu, elected member, Lagos State House of Assembly, Badagry Constituency 1; Tolani Oshodi, permanent secretary, office of secretary to the State Government/Cabinet Office; Abdul Bode; Adewole Zinzu, chairman Gbaji-Yeke Community Development Association and Francis Sanmenu, Gbaji-Yeke Community treasurer at the commissioning of the solar-powered water plant in Gbaji Yeke Community in Badagry, Lagos recently

Flour Mills of Nigeria, a leading Nigerian food processing company, has commissioned a solar-powered clean water plant at Gbaji-Yeke Community in Badagry. The company in a statement said the milestone was achieved in partnership with the Lagos State Government under the ‘One Community at A Time

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Damilola Odifa

Damilola Odifa is a graduate of Mass communication department from the University of Lagos with nearly 2 years experience in content writing. She currently works as a journalist in BusinessDay Media, West Africa's leading provider of business intelligence and information, where she writes on the business of agriculture, and the environment.