LG Electronics, a global leader in consumer technology and corporate social responsibility, has inaugurated a solar-powered borehole and a free mobile laundry station for the Anfeyin Oja Olokuta community in Ilorin, under its flagship “Life’s Good Initiative.” This marks the 16th borehole that LG has donated across Nigeria, reaffirming its commitment to providing clean water, promoting health, and fosteringcommunity development.
The new borehole will supply reliable, year-round access to safe water for thousands of residents, significantly improving daily living conditions. Additionally, the free mobile laundry service, available for three months, aims to promote hygiene and ease domestic chores for families. LG has also deployed a dedicated service team to provide complimentary maintenance for its gadgets, extending support beyond water access to overall community welfare.
“Access to clean water is a fundamental right, not a privilege,” said Mr. Paul Mba, Head of Corporate Marketing at LG Electronics Nigeria. “Our Life’s Good Initiative embodies dignity, health, and hope. We are proud to partner with Anfeyin Olokuta in building a healthier, more sustainable future.”

Representing the Kwara State Government, Hon. Abdullah Bata, the Commissioner for Local Government and Chieftaincy Affairs, expressed gratitude: “This generous donation is a commendable contribution to our community. The government appreciates LG Electronics’ support, and we look forward to more collaborations that benefit our people and economy.”
Hon. Bata added, “Water is life. Support from organizations like LG elevates the well-being of our citizens, and we encourage other private sector entities to follow suit in making life better for all.”
Speaking through his Permanent Secretary, Dr. Segun Ogunsola, the Honourable Commissioner for Housing and Urban Development, commended LG’s efforts: “This project exemplifies the power of public-private partnership. Access to clean water and sanitation is essential for healthy, thriving communities. We thank LG for their vision and dedication to investing in our people.”
He further noted, “This borehole and support services will transform daily life—leading to healthier children, less time spent fetching water, and new economic opportunities. We hope this inspires others to contribute to community development.”
The Chairman of Ilorin East Local Government, Garuba Lukmon Agbelere, also expressed appreciation: “LG’s generosity gives us more than water and services; it fosters pride and a sense of belonging. This partnership is creating real change, and we are grateful for their ongoing support.”

With over 60 million Nigerians still lacking access to basic clean water, initiatives like LG’s Life’s Good are vital for national progress. By powering boreholes with solar energy, LG ensures sustainability in off-grid areas, setting a new standard for corporate social responsibility in Nigeria. The addition of free laundry services and electronics maintenance demonstrates a holistic approach to community well-being—delivering dignity, health, and comfort.
LG Electronics remains committed to working closely with local authorities and community leaders to expand these initiatives, aiming for a future where every Nigerian community has access to clean water, sanitation, and improved living standards.



