Kwara-based NGO says it completed five solar-powered boreholes in Togo
A Kwara-based humanitarian organisation, Abibakr As-Sidiq Philanthropic Home, says it completed five solar-powered boreholes in Togo on October 9, 2026, with support from the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Centre, KSrelief.
The projects are located in Moumento, Kalgora, Atchavédo, Adoglové and N’Tifafa Kome, according to accounts published by Tribune on November 6 and PUNCH on November 10.
The reported completion predates PUNCH’s November 10 report by about a month.
Implemented under Project OP-660, the facilities reportedly include solar-powered pumps, storage tanks, collection taps, fencing, livestock troughs and lighting.
The organisation said the projects were intended to reduce the distances residents travelled to collect water.
Its project manager, Abdulrazzaq Farid, emphasised community participation, routine maintenance and monitoring as essential to keeping the facilities operational.
The reports reviewed did not provide laboratory water-quality results, a beneficiary count or details of a funded maintenance arrangement. The material reviewed did not independently establish current functionality or drinking-water safety.
