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Monday, October 12, 2020

OGUN GOVERNOR REITERATES COMMITMENT TO ROAD INFRASTRUCTURE

 

  Ogun State Governor, Prince Dapo Abiodun has stated that his government would intensify efforts at making the State more inviting to investors, through good road network across the three Senatorial Districts.


Governor Abiodun who was represented by his Special Adviser on Works and Infrastructure, Engr. Akeem Adesina said this while featuring on a Radio programme, "Citizen Forum", describing government’s infrastructural development as a catalyst for economic growth.

The Governor explained that the present government was concerned about executing projects that were of economic importance to the residents of the State, saying policy of his government informed why he mobilised contractors back to some abandoned road projects across the State, such as Rounda-Lafenwa road, Kuto flyover, among others.

He said his determination to make the State attractive remained unwavering, adding that this prompted the ongoing road projects at Epe-Ijebu- Ode dualisation road, Sagamu-Siun-Abeokuta road, Elite road, Abeokuta, Obantoko road, AIT-Navy road, Sango, among others.

The Governor urged the people to be patient with his government, maintaining that every nooks and crannies of the State would enjoy dividends of democracy particularly in the provision of infrastructural facilities.

 ROAD INFRASTRUCTURE


The Ogun State Governor, Prince Dapo Abiodun has stated that his government would intensify efforts at making the State more inviting to investors, through good road network across the three Senatorial Districts.

Governor Abiodun who was represented by his Special Adviser on Works and Infrastructure, Engr. Akeem Adesina said this while featuring on a Radio programme, "Citizen Forum", describing government’s infrastructural development as a catalyst for economic growth.

The Governor explained that the present government was concerned about executing projects that were of economic importance to the residents of the State, saying policy of his government informed why he mobilised contractors back to some abandoned road projects across the State, such as Rounda-Lafenwa road, Kuto flyover, among others.

He said his determination to make the State attractive remained unwavering, adding that this prompted the ongoing road projects at Epe-Ijebu- Ode dualisation road, Sagamu-Siun-Abeokuta road, Elite road, Abeokuta, Obantoko road, AIT-Navy road, Sango, among others.

The Governor urged the people to be patient with his government, maintaining that every nooks and crannies of the State would enjoy dividends of democracy particularly in the provision of infrastructural facilities.

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