By Tunde Olamilekan
Osun State Governor, Ademola Adeleke, has said his administration has impacted positively on all sectors of the state.
The governor stated that Osun and its people have been experiencing impactful governance in the last three years.
Adeleke, who arrived back in Osun on Sunday morning, after about two months abroad, condemned the opposition All Progressives Congress for criticising his government.
He described the APC as “unrepentant opposition activists” who have refused to accept the commendable progress that Osun state has made under his administration.
Adeleke, in a statement by his spokesperson, Olawale Rasheed, highlighted the monumental physical infrastructural development across Osun and priority for the welfare of the people as a hallmark of his transformative leadership, adding that he has reinvigorated hopes and bolstered the economic prospects of the state with good governance.
According to him, “In Osun state today, it is beyond argument that Governor Adeleke has delivered for the people. No matter where you look, the effect of good governance is manifestly obvious, and the Osun people are acknowledging the remarkable progress that Osun has made under Governor Adeleke.
“The reasonable thing for an opposition party, particularly the one that failed grossly when Osun people trusted it with power in the past, is to silently accept the reality, not play on the emotion of the people. Unlike the APC, the Adeleke administration chose to work for the people– paying up accumulated wage debt, ensuring career progression for workers along with financial benefits, fast-tracking bond issuances for pensioners and supporting their health with the first of its kind expansive healthcare coverage, among other improved welfare packages.
“In terms of infrastructure, Osun has never had it this good as every part of the state is witnessing the presence of government. From bridges to new roads, Governor Adeleke is connecting communities and people through massive road construction projects. Healthcare centres’ infrastructure is up-scaled to meet the World Health Organisation (WHO) standard and offer better services to the people. Public schools’ infrastructures are renewed and equipped to enhance learning, just as the Adeleke administration procured 31 new tractors with implements, which the APC failed to buy a single one in 12 years, to aid farmers in mechanisation and boost food production.”
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