Abiodun Promises Fixing Of Ota-Abeokuta Expressway within Next 18 Months
Governor Dapo Abiodun has again promised that his administration would reconstruct the Sango Ota-Abeokuta expressway which is in a deplorable condition.
He pledges that the road would be reconstructed within the next eighteen months, adding that federal and Ogun state governments have arrived at a concrete deal to fix the strategic road.
The governor making the pledge on Tuesday, at Itori, during his electioneering campaign to the Ewekoro local government area, said the previous arrangements to fix the road failed because of the status of the contract awarded to Julius Berger on the project.
He promised that his administration would not waste resources on projects that would not add value to the lives of people, adding that it had reconstructed or constructed roads in all the state’s local government areas.
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The governor who stopped over at Ewekoro and Obada Oko, commissioned a township road and lock up shops in Itori and promised to construct a low cost housing estate in the area.
Addressing the party faithful and people at the campaign rally in Papalanto, Governor Abiodun, promised that the old Ilaro road in the town would soon be reconstructed, while more block of classrooms and the renovation of the old structures would be carried out in Papalanto High School.
The governor, while acknowledging the importance of good roads in the socio-economic development of any society, noted that the road when rebuilt would further boost the economic activities in the area.
He, however, urged the people to collect their Permanent Voter’s Cards (PVC) to enable them partake in the forthcoming general elections.
