As part of the current administration's efforts to accelerate development and boost economic growth, the government has approved the rehabilitation of some major roads throughout Osun State.
Some of the state's major roads have been in terrible condition for a long time, making it harder for people to get to where they need to go and preventing traffic from moving freely.
As a result, the administration of Governor Ademola Adeleke has approved the rehabilitation of these major roads to improve traffic flow and reduce vehicle wear and tear.
Yesterday, Olusola Ajao, the Coordinating Director of the Ministry of Works and Transport, made the disclosure that the governor graciously approved the road rehabilitation as one of his campaign promises to improve people's lives.
Ajao stated that the immediate rehabilitation of all designated roads would be completed within the first one hundred days of the current administration.
In addition, the Director of Highways in the Ministry of Works and Transport, I.B. Bello, suggested that major roads in Osogbo, the state capital, have already been patched in spots to make it easier for vehicles to move on the roads.
He explained that road rehabilitation will continue throughout the state because the current Adeleke administration is determined to fix infrastructure, particularly across the state, for the benefit of everyone and to boost the state's economic growth.
The rehabilitation of the following roads has been approved: Go to the Old Garage, Oke-Fia, or Omobolanle area from Akoda to Olaiya; The stadium area and Lameco/Oke-Onitea junction in Osogbo. Both the John Mackay/Oke-Ayepe Costain road in Osogbo and the Akankan junction/Agate road in Ede are currently undergoing maintenance. The state secretariat roundabout is being rebuilt and enhanced in appearance. the Governor's Office, Bola Ige House, a few chalets, and some clinics have all been renovated at the Government House in Oke-Fia, Osogbo.
