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The residents of Imesi-Ile are invited to a critical Town Hall Meeting aimed at addressing the prolonged and worsening power outage crisis that has plagued the community. Organized by the Electricity Committee, this gathering will unite key stakeholders to engage in open dialogue and propose sustainable, community-driven solutions.
Meeting Details
Date: Saturday, 21st June, 2025
Time: 3:30 PM
Venue: Imesi-Ile Town Hall
Who’s Invited?
Representatives of The Polytechnic Imesi-Ile (Students & Staff)
All Artisan Associations
All Family Heads and Representatives
Community Stakeholders
All Baales
Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) Representatives
Owa Ooye in Council
IPA (Imesi Progressive Association) Home Branch & National Representatives
Agenda Highlights
1. Current State of Electricity Supply
2. Resolving Disparities in Power Distribution
Why is Ibokun consistently powered while Imesi-Ile remains in darkness?
3. Combating Exploitation
Addressing issues of extortion from the Ibadan electricity authorities
4. Identifying Root Challenges & Co-Creating Solutions
5. Developing a Community-Backed Action Plan
Your Voice Matters
This is not just another meeting, it is a call to action. Every voice counts in the journey toward reclaiming consistent, fair, and dignified access to electricity in Imesi-Ile. Residents, leaders, and institutions must come together to ensure that our town is no longer left behind.
For further inquiries, contact:
Omo’Oba Samuel O. Adewale (Electricity Committee Secretary): 0803 771 0885
Prince Tosin Otegbeye (Electricity Committee Chairman): 0806 068 5478

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