Port Harcourt Gardens Provides Water at Eliogbolo Community in Eliozu

Port Harcourt Gardens Provides Water at Eliogbolo Community in Eliozu

By Bennett Oghifo

Leading real estate company, Port Harcourt Gardens, has commissioned a water project at Eliogbolo community in Eliozu, Rivers State and distributed household items to members of the council.

Officials of the company said in a statement that it was not their first visit to the community, adding that they were responding to their commitment towards enhancing the livelihood of the people in host communities, amongst others.

“According to Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs, people are motivated to achieve certain needs. However, in the course of doing so, some needs which are essential for human survival like air, food, water, sleep and shelter take precedence over others.

“Until these physiological needs are met, all other needs remain secondary, hence Port Harcourt Gardens once again visited Eliogbolo Community in Eliozu, Rivers State to support the natives with a couple of resources including, bags of rice, cow, money and a sustainable source of clean water which has remained a major predicament in the area up until now,” the firm said in its statement.

Asides providing stylish yet affordable shelter, Port Harcourt Gardens is going ahead to provide other critical elements of the survival quadrant to ensure that people in its host communities are motivated to step up, pursue their aspirations and consequently fulfil their humankind potentials.

Speaking on behalf of the company, Mr. Akinwande Romeo, Chief Engagement Officer thanked the people for their invaluable support and their efforts towards ensuring the peaceful coexistence for everyone in the area.

He also stated that the water project, which was sunk in the Community Primary School, was executed in memory of the Late King, HRH Eze R. N. Nwanwa (JP) who was a great leader with strong passion for his people and their development.

Residents of the host community were excited about the community project and thanked Port Harcourt Gardens for their usual support.

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