Jetour’s Convoy Delivers Clean Water and Joy to Iwerekun Orile Community

On Saturday, September 19, 2026, a convoy of vehicles from Jetour Nigeria arrived in Iwerekun Orile, Ibeju Lekki, bringing not just excitement but also essential resources to the community. This event was part of the “2026 Jetour Africa Expedition: A Road Trip Beyond Limits.” The convoy included various models of Jetour SUVs, which were put to the test on challenging terrain.

Before setting off, the convoy received a safety briefing from a representative of the Federal Road Safety Corps, and was escorted by the Nigeria Police Force. The journey started in Falomo Square, Ikoyi, and took the vehicles through busy city streets and rough trails.

The highlight of the day was the convoy’s arrival at the Roman Catholic Mission Primary School in Iwerekun Orile. Here, Jetour unveiled a new solar-powered borehole that will provide clean water to the community, which has long needed this vital resource. The arrival of the water brought joy to the local residents, with schoolchildren performing traditional dances to celebrate.

In addition to the borehole, Jetour distributed food supplies and educational materials to the children, further enhancing the positive impact of the visit. Kemi Adeola, a representative from Jetour Nigeria, emphasized the company’s commitment to making a difference in communities, stating, “Our mission doesn’t stop at building capable vehicles; it lives in our pledge to drive tangible progress and touch the hearts of the communities we reach.”

Community leaders expressed their gratitude for the project. High Chief Michael Oluwa referred to the water project as a miracle for Iwerekun Orile, while the school’s head teacher, Mrs. Ariyike Bakre, called it a “special lifetime gift” that would greatly benefit the children.

The day concluded at a beach lounge, where participants celebrated the journey with food and music, reflecting on the meaningful experiences shared during the expedition. This event not only showcased the vehicles but also highlighted the importance of community support and connection.