Give Governor Adeleke Another Tenure, Makinde Tells Osun Residents
By The NewsPostage
The Governor of Oyo State, Seyi Makinde has asked the people of Osun State to reward the achievements of the Osun State Governor, Ademola Adeleke with another term of four years.
This he said was because the governor has recorded in precedent achievement in last two yesrs adding giving another four years he will wonder in areas of performance.
He made this request on Wednesday while commissioning the completed dualisation of Stadium Roundabout, Testing Ground Roundabout, Oke Baale Roundabout and Ilesa Garage Roundabout, a section of Oba Adesoji Adeyemi Way, by the administration of Governor Ademola Adeleke in Osogbo, Osun State.
He said he was not surprise of what Governor Adeleke has achieved in two years because he and Adeleke belongs to progressive saying he ready to give his support for the people of osun state to continued to enjoy the dividend of democracy.
Makinde assured that the people of Oyo and Osun would never give the All Progressives Congress a chance to govern again.
He said the achievements of Adeleke are enormous, urging the people of Osun to give him another opportunity to govern the state.
For Makinde, that Adeleke completed projects initiated by his predecessors marks significance advancement in the leadership of Nigeria, saying it is not for mediocre to thinker.
While describing himself and his counterpart (Adeleke) as true progressives, Makinde said the nation is only practising unitary system of government and yet to experience true federalism.
He said since the reward for good work is more work, then Adeleke deserves another term.
Governor Ademola Adeleke, in his speech, said the commissioning of the 6 kilometres completed dualisation of Stadium-Ilesa Garage road, is a fulfilment of the promise he made to the people of the state, adding that the completion of the dualisation within record time has expanded economic growth of the capital city and saved them from untimely death and injuries.
He warned against over speeding on the new road which was initiated by the administration of former governor, Rauf Aregbesola.
Adeleke disclosed that his government has done over 150 kilometres of completed roads, promising not to relent until “our infrastructure is fixed and until collective prosperity is achieved in our dear state.”
