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Abiodun urges Ogun residents to take ownership of public infrastructure

By Gbenga Akinfenwa
05 October 2022   |   4:16 am
Ogun State governor, Dapo Abiodun, has called on people of the state to take ownership of public infrastructures, particularly roads in their various localities

Ogun State Commissioner for Environment, Engr. Ola Oresanya (left); Olofin of Isheri, Oba Sulaimon Bamgbade; his wife, Olori Tosin Bamgbade; representative of the Governor and Commissioner for Works, Engr. Ade Akinsanya and the facilitator of the project and member representing Ifo/Ewekoro Federal Constituency, Hon.Ibrahim Isiaka, during commissioning of the Olofin-Isheri Palace road in Ifo Local Council of the state.. on Sunday

Inaugurates Isheri Olofin Palace Road

Ogun State governor, Dapo Abiodun, has called on people of the state to take ownership of public infrastructures, particularly roads in their various localities, saying, “it is your duty to protect the roads as they belong to you”.

   
Abiodun made the call at the official commissioning of a one  kilometer Isheri Olofin Palace Road in Ifo Local Council of the state.
  
The governor commended a member of the House of Representatives representing Ifo/ Ewekoro Federal Constituency, Ibrahim Isiaka,  for facilitating the project in the community.
 
Abiodun, who was represented by the Commissioner for Works and Infrastructure; Ade Adesanya, noted that his administration would continue to do all it can to make life  better for the people of the state.
 
He said that his administration would not relent in its effort to rehabilitate some failed sections of the Sango-Ota-Ijoko-Alagbole road, adding that the road, which was broken into six sections, would be completed in time to ease the movement of goods and services.
 
He said: “Let me charge all our people in the state, especially the residents of this area to take ownership of this road and other projects across the state. You are to protect them as they belong to you.
  
“On the Sango-Ota-Ijoko-Alagbole road, let me assure you that work is ongoing and will be completed within the specific period.
  
“What we have done is to break the project into six sections, this is to ensure faster completion of the project. Already, work is ongoing on both sections 1 and 6 which is the beginning and the end of the road.
 
“Also, work will soon begin on section 2 to 5, which is in between Mr. Biggs and Ijoko. In addition, a section from Abule-Ekun to Lambe, Jalisco would soon start because the contractor is mobilising to site.”

While noting that his administration would continue to embark on the continuous maintenance of Lagos-Abeokuta road, pending the transfer of the road to the state, he said his administration would continue to improve its Public-Private Partnership programme to identify available financial options for road projects in the state.

In his remarks, the project facilitator, Ibrahim Isiaka, said the road project which was made possible through the support of the Chairman, House Committee on Works; Hon. Kabir Mohammed is dedicated to the present administration in the state.
 
 Also, the Olofin of Isheri, Oba Sulaimon Bamgbade,  who commended the initiator, said the project would enhance the economic development of the area.

 

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