Member of the House of Representatives, Rev. Ejiroghene Waive, has enabled the restoration of electricity to over 14 communities in his constituency that had been in total darkness for nearly a decade, Checkout Magazine learnt.
The lawmaker representing Ughelli North/South and Udu federal constituency said he had also connected Okolor, Ekrota and Okperhenre in Udu local government area as well as Otor-Edo and Owhawha communities in Ughelli South local government area to the national grid and that Okwemor, Otegbo and Egbo-Ideh communities are set to be reconnected.
Waive announced this in a statement yesterday while briefing his constituents on his stewardship at Ughelli in Ughelli North local government area of Delta state, adding that he has also presented 12 bills and two motions from his election in 2019 to date.
Waive speaking further said, “In a year that reduced the number of House sittings due to Covid-19 restrictions, I presented 12 bills and three motions towards the improvements and the living standard of our people as well as the protection of lives and property.
“On education, Waive said, “During the year under review I facilitated the construction of blocks of new classrooms across which includes, block of 12 classrooms and 4 toilets at Eseophe Primary school Ughelli, block of 6 classrooms at Agbarho Grammar School, renovation of a block of 6 classrooms at Ewu Grammar School and block of 4 classrooms at Evwirhe Primary School Aladja both in Ughelli South and Udu local government.”
