LG Electronics has reinforced its commitment to empowering underserved communities across Africa with the commissioning of a new solar-powered borehole in Togo, delivered in partnership with Ramco.
The project—unveiled in a rural Togolese community—marks another milestone in LG’s growing portfolio of social impact initiatives stretching from Nigeria to Togo and beyond. Designed to provide clean, reliable, and sustainable water access, the solar-powered facility is expected to transform daily life for residents who have long faced water scarcity.
According to the company, the intervention is part of LG’s broader mission to support indigent populations, reduce hardship, and create long-term opportunities for improved health, education, and livelihood. By integrating renewable energy with essential community infrastructure, the initiative reduces dependence on costly, unreliable power sources while promoting environmental sustainability.
This new borehole follows similar humanitarian and development-focused projects previously executed by LG in Nigeria, where the company has supported vulnerable neighbourhoods, donated essential appliances to community centres, and championed youth empowerment programmes.
Community leaders in Togo praised LG and Ramco for delivering a solution that not only meets an immediate need but also lays the foundation for economic and social advancement. With reliable access to water, residents—particularly women and children—can redirect time previously spent searching for water toward education, entrepreneurship, and family wellbeing.
LG says it remains committed to deepening its presence in African communities, with more projects planned to ensure that vulnerable populations across the continent are not left behind in the pursuit of sustainable development.
The newly commissioned borehole stands as a symbol of hope, dignity, and renewed purpose for the people it serves—an example of how targeted corporate partnerships can help transform lives, one community at a time.
