LoftyInc Empowers Southwest Communities With Borehole, Agric Inputs

As part of its corporate social responsibility, LoftyInc Allied Partners has launched its LoftyInc Community Grant Project, a series of impactful initiatives to empower communities in the southwestern Nigerian states of Ogun, Osun, and Oyo.

This CSR initiative brought essential resources and opportunities to underserved areas, reinforcing LoftyInc’s commitment to fostering sustainable development and improving lives at the grassroots level.

The LoftyInc Community Grant Project is an initiative to bring sustainable solutions to local challenges while supporting community development.

In a statement, Femi Oluwagbemi, an associate partner of the firm, said the project has delivered transformative interventions across communities, including Idolehin Isale, Nloku, Ajipatutu, and Akaka-Remo in Ogun State; Oba Ile, Olunlade, Apepe Village, Idi-Iroko, and Banuso in Osun State; and Ajetunmobi, Kumapayi, Odo Aro, Okeho Ijo, and Odo Aro in Oyo State.

“These initiatives range from borehole installations for clean water access, health centre renovations, Solar lighting for safety, Skill empowerment programs for women, and Provision of agricultural inputs.

Bringing clean water to the people for many communities in Nigeria, access to clean water remains a challenge.

“By providing borehole systems in locations like Idolehin Isale and Oba Ile, LoftyInc is addressing this need directly, reducing the time and effort spent by community members to access water, and promoting better health.

“In rural areas, quality healthcare is often limited. LoftyInc has renovated health centres in communities like Ajipatutu and Kumapayi, creating hygienic spaces that enhance the effectiveness of medical services.

“With solar lighting installations in communities such as Apepe Village and Okeho Ijo, LoftyInc is enhancing community safety, reducing crime rates, and enabling local businesses to extend their operating hours, ultimately boosting the local economy,” the statement explained.

It added that agricultural inputs provided to communities such as Akaka-Remo and Ajetunmobi have greatly supported local farmers, helping them improve crop yields and sustain their livelihoods. It strengthens food production, fosters sustainable agricultural practices, and reduces poverty.