Jetour Takes Adventure Beyond Road, Donates Borehole to Iwerekun Orile
Bennett Oghifo What began as a high-octane Sports Utility Vehicle (SUV) expedition through some of Lagos’ toughest coastal trails ended on a more profound note at Iwerekun Orile, Ibeju Lekki,
In September 2026, Jetour Nigeria concluded its Africa Expedition with a remarkable act of community support at Iwerekun Orile, Ibeju Lekki. After showcasing a fleet of SUVs including the Jetour Dashing, X50, X70 Plus, X90 Plus, T2, T2 PHEV, X70 PHEV, and flagship G700, the convoy reached the Roman Catholic Mission Primary School, where it commissioned a solar-powered borehole.
This humanitarian initiative provided the school and nearby residents with clean and reliable water, transforming the expedition from a high-octane adventure into a meaningful community development effort. The event was met with enthusiasm from the local community, including schoolchildren, traditional leaders, farmers, and market women.
Jetour Nigeria's representative, Kemi Adeola, emphasized that the company's mission extends beyond vehicle production, aiming to drive meaningful progress in the communities they serve. Local leaders, such as High Chief Michael Oluwa, and school officials recognized the significance of the borehole, describing it as a transformative development for their community.
The event concluded with a beach lounge gathering, allowing participants to relax and enjoy the fruits of their collaborative effort.
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