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(Communique) Ebira Youth Elites Organization of Nigeria Kicks Off Construction Of Public Conveniences In Ebiraland

COMMUNIQUÉ ARISING FROM THE GROUND BREAKING OF THE CONSTRUCTION OF PUBLIC CONVENIENCES IN EBIRALAND HELD AT EBIYA, EGANYI IN AJAOKUTA LGA OF KOGI STATE.

The "End Open Defecation Project" embarked upon by the Ebira Youth Elites Organization of Nigeria (EYEN) had her groundbreaking ceremony in Ebiya, Eganyi in Ajaokuta LGA of Kogi State.
The foundation laying ceremony was done by the President Comrade Yunusa Jimoh alongside the convener of the SEA CARE FOUNDATION ably represented by Hon. Raji Siyaka Raji Agidi.

During the foundation laying ceremony, the construction of the Public convenience in Eganyi community of Ajaokuta LGA was formally handed to the SEA CARE foundation founded by Hon. Abdulraheem Sanni with the promise that the foundation  will carry out the construction in accordance to the architectural design from EYEN.
The President also appealed to the foundation to consider the immediate community members in the menial jobs that require unskilled labour, the representative of SEA CARE FOUNDATION Mr. Siyaka Raji Adigi swiftly approved the request and appointed the woman(Mrs Iyabo Habibat Oyibo) as the caretaker of the project and the facility when it is finally completed.

The President of EYEN further solicit the support of other great sons and daughters of Ajaokuta LGA and Ebiraland at large to key into this laudable project and  sponsor the construction of a public convenience per ward. This will further eradicate or reduce the rate of open defecation in local communities that has reduced human dignity and caused diseases. 

EYEN is hopeful that in the coming year 2021, the "End Open Defecation" Project will be brought to a completion and commisoned, hence the call on all members and donors to support the project.

Signed
EYEN
Media team

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