“Adelegbe Reflects on Five Years of Constituency Development Projects”
By Exponent News, Akure, March 30, 2025
Hon. Otunba Timehin Adelegbe, Member of the House of Representatives representing Owo/Ose Federal Constituency, has proudly announced the completion of all the constituency projects he initiated during his tenure. Addressing a press conference on Friday, Adelegbe highlighted several significant achievements in key areas such as education, agriculture, infrastructure, and empowerment.
“I have dedicated the past five years to implementing projects that have a direct impact on the lives of my constituents,” Adelegbe remarked. “From skill acquisition centers in schools to the construction of classrooms and solar-powered initiatives, I have strived to create sustainable solutions for long-term community development.”
Among his key initiatives, Adelegbe focused on improving educational infrastructure, including the renovation of schools and the construction of new classrooms and science laboratories. He also emphasized the importance of skill acquisition programs and distributed over 100,000 seedlings to local farmers, along with solar pumps and agricultural tools to boost productivity.
The legislator also highlighted numerous empowerment programs, which included the distribution of over 500 sewing machines, 350 motorcycles, and various grants to market women and youths. Additionally, he championed the construction of traditional institution buildings and infrastructure projects, such as roads and solar lighting across the constituency.
“I am committed to transforming this constituency and ensuring that my constituents benefit from lasting improvements,” Adelegbe stated. He also outlined plans for the construction of stadiums and modern motor parks, as well as a health center and road rehabilitation projects set to take place in the coming months.
He also talked about how he had established the local security guide called Vigilante in his Constituency in ensuring that the insecurity problems is addressed. According to him, Adelegbe said that the system had been working perfectly and that this local management of the security was the best in handling insecurity.
