The Imole Progressive Network (IPN) has described 2025 as a year of remarkable service delivery and community impact across Ondo North Senatorial District, following the release of its annual activity review covering January to December.
According to the report, IPN members served in various capacities throughout the year under the leadership of the Director General, Engr. Mike Adeyanju, whose commitment to a conducive working environment and inclusive outreach ensured that the foundation’s initiatives reached all 72 wards in the district.
IPN recorded significant milestones in infrastructure, education, healthcare, and agriculture. Over 20 new and rehabilitated boreholes were constructed across 15 communities, improving access to clean water. The organization also donated computers, printers, photocopy machines, and scanners to schools, while undertaking the renovation of classroom blocks and health centres. These interventions are estimated to have benefited more than 50,000 community residents.
In the agricultural sector, the IPN Farmers’ Support Package empowered over 500 local farmers with seeds, fertilizers, and farming equipment to enhance productivity. The network further organized training workshops on modern farming techniques, pest management, and climate-smart agriculture. Farmers were also supported with access to better markets, helping to secure fair pricing and reduce post-harvest losses.
IPN leadership noted that the timely execution of projects ahead of schedule boosted team morale and reinforced the organization’s development-driven mission. The network reaffirmed its commitment to “less talk, more action,” expressing optimism for greater achievements in 2026.
As IPN looks ahead, it pledged to expand its community support initiatives, emphasizing that sustainable development remains its core objective. “When light appears, darkness vanishes,” the statement concluded, underscoring IPN’s role as a beacon of hope across Ondo North Senatorial District.
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