Oyo Lawmaker Ogunsola Appreciates Makinde on Completion of 6KM Idiko-Ile-Ijio Road

Oyo Lawmaker Ogunsola Appreciates Makinde on Completion of 6KM Idiko-Ile-Ijio Road

Appeals to Governor to Empower Iwajowa LG Council to Embark on Grading of Remaining 30KM Road to Ayegun
A member of the Oyo State House of Assembly, representing Iwajowa State Constituency, Hon. Anthony Ogunsola has showered encomiums on Governor Seyi Makinde over completion of 6km road from Idiko-Ile to Arosi area of Ijio Meso axis of the local government

The Lawmaker showed this appreciation to Governor Makinde in a release which he personally signed and made available to acrossnigerianews.com

Ayetoro-Ile-born Lawmaker described Makinde as a God’s sent Man(GSM) whose governance cares for easy transportation of farm produce from rural areas to urban centres.

The Parliamentarian maintained that this singular act of Mr Governor to make Idiko-Ile to Arosi area of Ijio Meso motorable justifies that he wants farmers to move their produce to the cities without stress.

Ogunsola maintained that farmers and other road users could not hide their feelings, joy and excitement, having discovered that the road had become motorable.

The Lawmaker as a representative of the constituents in that axis expressed his sincere appreciation to the Governor for his resolve to make the road motorable for easy transportation of farm produce to the cities.

He commended him for his effort to make this road motorable, noting that the road could be seen as an important and commercial road that links Iwajowa Local Government to International Border.

Ogunsola prayed God almighty to continue guiding and guarding the Governor, and however bless him with more knowledge, natural instinct and wisdom to deliver on all promises of his, for the people of Oyo State.

As Oliver Twist will continue to request for more, the lawmaker appealed to Governor Makinde to empower Iwajowa Local Government Council to embark on grading of the remaining 30KM road from Arosi Village to Ayegun Wasinmi.

He added that the privilege to be given to the council area should be extended to other rural roads that link villages to towns for easy transportation of farm goods.

He said this became important and necessary, because the raining season is fast approaching while farmers would be finding it difficult to access their farms.

He described the Governor as a listening leader who does not want hardship and uneasiness for the people who are living at the rural areas.

He affirmed that while all these are attended to, there is every possibility that farmers would be able to produce more goods for the consumption of all and sundry.