The growth of the media and opportunities to advocate for fairness through the media, has exposed a lot of negative conditions around the globe. Erin-Ijesa has not been excluded from the public discourse on socioeconomic growth and opportunities for inclusive prosperity. Just today, an article on the waterfall was published and reveals the neglect of the community by the state government. 

https://www.premiumtimesng.com/entertainment/461866-reporters-diary-inside-the-decrepit-erin-ijesha-waterfall-in-osun.html

I believe we will continue to see more accountability being demanded by the public about the socioeconomic conditions of the community. I anticipated there will increasing accountability on the lack of modern or quality healthcare facilities in the state, and even in the smaller towns. I envision there will be opportunities for crowdfunding and engagement of those like myself in the diaspora to give back and transform abandoned towns into livable cities they are meant to be.