By Modupe Gbadeyanka
A Poland-based cybersecurity expert from Delta State, Mr Christian Ijeh, has praised the chairman of the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC), Mr Chiedu Ebie, for installing solar street lights in Agbor, describing this as another shining example of how community leaders can harness innovation to address local challenges, noting that the effort is a remarkable step toward enhancing safety, security, and sustainable development.
He said in a statement that this initiative is not only an upgrade to local infrastructure but also a bold statement about the importance of renewable energy in fostering community development.
According to him, by embracing sustainable energy solutions, Mr Ebie has demonstrated foresight and leadership that will have lasting benefits for the local community.
He submitted that Mr Ebie’s installation of solar street lights across Ika nation has brought much-needed light to the streets, improving visibility at night, deterring crime, and promoting a sense of safety and community well-being.
“As a native of Omumu in Ika South Local Government Area and a cybersecurity expert currently residing in Poland, I, Engr. Christian Ijeh, wish to extend my heartfelt appreciation to Mr Chiedu Ebie for this transformative initiative.
“In today’s interconnected world, where digital and physical security are increasingly intertwined, the role of well-lit public spaces in promoting safety cannot be overstated. The newly installed solar streetlights will serve as a vital layer of protection and reassurance for the people of Ika South.
“This project is also a shining example of how community leaders can harness innovation to address local challenges.
“By opting for solar power, Mr Ebie has not only provided a reliable and cost-effective lighting solution but has also underscored the importance of sustainability and environmental consciousness.
“Mr Ebie’s efforts inspire confidence and hope, showcasing what dedicated leadership can achieve. I commend him for his dedication to public service and his forward-thinking approach to improving the quality of life in the Ika nation.
“Let us all recognize and celebrate this outstanding achievement, which will undoubtedly catalyze further development in our community,” Mr Ijeh said in the notice.