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ENG. ABDULQUAWIY OLODODO COMMUNITY IMPACT SERIES
Restoring Light to Kankatu: Engr. Abdulquawiy Olododo Repairs Faulty Transformer, Restores Power to Atere, Yitta, and Amode Communities
Following more than two months of darkness caused by a critical technical failure, normal life and commercial activities have returned to Atere, Yitta, and Amode communities in the Kankatu area of Ilorin East Local Government Area.
The power outage, which began in May 2026, left households and local businesses struggling to operate amidst prolonged blackout conditions.
Relief came after a distress call was made to Engr. Abdulquawiy Olododo on July 27, 2026. Responding promptly to the residents' plea, Engr. Olododo mobilized a team of technical experts and engineers to assess, overhaul, and repair the faulty transformer, successfully reconnecting the affected neighborhoods to the electricity grid.
Featured in the latest edition of the Engr. Abdulquawiy Olododo Community Impact Series, community resident Mr. Shuaib Murtala Osere reflected on the hardship endured during the blackout and praised the swift execution of the repairs.
"For over two months, our daily lives and small businesses were grounded by the lack of electricity," Osere stated. "The intervention by Engr. Olododo brought immediate relief to Atere, Yitta, and Amode. Restoring our connection to the grid has brought life back to Kankatu."
The Engr. Abdulquawiy Olododo Community Impact Series continues to spotlight grassroots interventions and rapid response projects aimed at restoring public infrastructure, supporting public utilities, and improving the quality of life for residents across Kwara State.
ENGR. ABDULQUAWIY OLODODO COMMUNITY IMPACT SERIES | EPISODE 2
Restoring Access to Clean Water: How Engr. Olododo’s Motorised Borehole Project Brought Relief to Idi-Adan/Imam Gambari Community
For the residents of the Idi-Adan/Imam Gambari community in Ilorin East Local Government Area, securing clean and safe drinking water was once a daily struggle.
Facing severe water shortages in 2025, households were forced to make long, strenuous trips to neighboring Balogun and Gobir compounds just to meet their basic daily water needs.
The narrative changed following a timely intervention by Engr. Abdulquawiy Olododo, who responded to the community's distress call by mobilizing a team of technical experts to drill and install a motorized borehole facility in the area.
Speaking in the latest edition of the Engr. Abdulquawiy Olododo Community Impact Series, community resident Mr. Taiye Obalowu recounted the transformative impact of the project and the immense relief it brought to local families.
"The water shortage was a severe hardship for everyone here," Obalowu recalled. "When the motorized borehole project was completed, it sparked widespread jubilation across Idi-Adan and Imam Gambari. It wasn't just a project; it restored our comfort and dignity."
Today, the motorized borehole serves as a central water point, providing a continuous supply of potable water not only to the residents of Idi-Adan and Imam Gambari compounds but also to surrounding communities who previously lacked reliable access.
The Engr. Abdulquawiy Olododo Community Impact Series continues to highlight essential, grassroots-driven interventions aimed at improving living standards, basic infrastructure, and public health across Kwara State.
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“It is praiseworthy to be brave and fearless, my son, but sometimes it is better to be a coward. We often stand in the compound of a coward to point at the ruins where a brave man used to live.”
— Ezeulu in Chinua Achebe’s Arrow of God
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Topnotch Foundation Empowers Over 2,500 Beneficiaries in Alapa
The Topnotch Foundation has extended its humanitarian intervention to Alapa community in Asa Local Government Area of Kwara State, providing cash and food items to more than 2,500 beneficiaries.
The outreach, held on Tuesday, took place in the ancestral community of the Foundation’s Chairman, Alhaji Taofiq Olaitan Issa Daudu, and was received by the Daudu of Alapa District, Mallam Saka Yusuf.
This was contained in a statement obtained by Just Event Online TV
Mallam Yusuf, who is also an uncle to the Foundation’s Chairman, welcomed the initiative and offered royal blessings for the Foundation and its activities.
The traditional ruler traced Alhaji Taofiq Olaitan’s ancestral lineage to the Daudu family in the district, describing him as a worthy son whose humanitarian activities had continued to bring pride to the community.
Speaking during the visit, Mallam Yusuf highlighted some of the challenges confronting residents of Alapa District, including economic hardship and limited access to empowerment opportunities.
Responding, the Chairman of Topnotch Foundation assured the traditional ruler and residents of the community of his continued commitment to supporting the people.
He pledged sustained interventions through empowerment programmes, community development initiatives, scholarship schemes and other humanitarian efforts aimed at improving the wellbeing of residents.
The highlight of the outreach was the distribution of food items and cash assistance to beneficiaries.
Some beneficiaries expressed appreciation for the intervention, describing it as timely and impactful, particularly amid prevailing economic challenges.
They also prayed for the continued success of the Foundation and its members, saying the gesture had provided relief to numerous households in the community.
According to the Foundation, **no fewer than 2,500 people benefited from the distribution of cash and food items** during the Alapa outreach.
The Alapa intervention is part of a series of humanitarian programmes being implemented by the Topnotch Foundation to support communities across Kwara State and beyond. – at Ilorin, Nigeria
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what a privilege it is to be exhausted by an ambition of your own choosing
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Always re-watch your favourite movies at different stages of your life. The plot never changes but your perspective does.
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If you’ve never regretted a decision you made, then you’re not grown. You either regret for doing it late or not doing it well, or you regret doing it at all. For the most part, you’ll regret your decisions and it’s fine 😎
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Kwara 2027: Gov. Abdulrahman’s Legacy Projects Will Guarantee APC Landslide Victory — Engr. Olododo
The 2027 All Progressives Congress (APC) candidate for Ilorin East/South Federal Constituency, Engr. Abdulquawiy Olododo, has declared that Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq’s people-centred achievements since 2019 will secure a landslide victory for the party in Kwara at the 2027 general elections.
Speaking on Sobi FM’s Oro Ilu programme, Olododo, a former Commissioner for Works, highlighted the administration’s interventions in social protection, infrastructure, agriculture, youth empowerment and the digital economy. He cited KWASSIP’s impact on more than 200,000 residents and the empowerment of nearly 1,000 young entrepreneurs through programmes including Owo Isowo, Owo Arugbo and Kwapreneur.
He also highlighted major road projects, including the Taiwo, Unity and Ahmadu Bello Way projects, the Osin-Laduba and Yebumot-Adeta dualisation projects and the Eiyekorin-Ojoku-Offa economic corridor. He noted investments in the Ilorin Innovation Hub and Sugar Film Factory, as well as agricultural support for over 10,000 farmers, the deployment of 100 tractors, dairy collection centres and the planned SAPZ value-chain project in Malete.
Olododo further cited the emergence of young leaders, including House of Assembly Speaker Rt. Hon. Yakubu Danladi-Salihu, in key political positions as evidence of the administration’s commitment to youth inclusion. He said his experience in the Kwara and National Children’s Parliaments, KWASSIP and the Ministry of Works had prepared him to provide effective representation and deliver impactful development for the people of Ilorin East/South in the House of Representatives.
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A nigga like me believes one day I’ll look back and understand why I had to go through it all
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Who’s your House of Representatives candidate?
This is Mine👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼 Abdulquawiy A. Olododo (@Abdulquawiy)
Ilorin East and Ilorin South Federal Constituency.
This is another candidate I trust with my life. He has been tested and he is worthy of our trust.
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