By Precious Oluwole

Ondo state Governor, Hon. Lucky Orimisan Aiyedatiwa has vowed to fix the deplorable roads in Ifon, Idogun, Imeri all in Ose local government area of the State.

The Governor made this pledge on Saturday when he took his campaign tour to the palace of the Alani of Idoani, Oba Olufemi Olutoye.

Governor Aiyedatiwa who stressed the importance of transportation to the growth of the state and nation economy assured the people that the road reconstruction would be included in next year’s budget for immediate consideration.

Governor Aiyedatiwa further stated that the state ministry of work is in collaboration with the federal ministry of works to help in fixing the federal roads in the area.

He reiterated his commitment and promised to redouble his efforts, strengthen the ties between Amotekun and other security agencies to ensure overall development.

“We understand how important roads, healthcare, and education are to your people. That’s why we’re committed to ensuring no community is left behind. We are ready to serve you better and bring meaningful development to every corner of Ose Local Government,” he added.

Governor Aiyedatiwa appreciated their readiness to vote for him in the coming election, assuring them that his administration would remain focused on delivering meaningful progress and sustainable development.

The Governor also stressed that he doesn’t make any empty promises and will deliver on his words to make Ondo State a better place for all residents within his full term in office.

Addressing the Governor’s entourage on behalf of the people of Idoani, the Alani of Ido-Ani, Oba Olufemi Olutoye who was represented by the Onidogun of Idogun Oba Moses Ekundayo Bakare, noted that aside the deplorable roads in the area, the people clamoured for more deployment of teachers to schools and medical expert to hospitals to improve the standard of living of the people.

Speaking at the Ose Local Government Secretariat, the Onimoru of Imoru, Oba Rotimi Obamuagun, appealed to Governor Aiyedatiwa to intensify efforts in addressing the security challenges affecting the region.

The monarch emphasized the growing need for improved safety measures, particularly in rural communities, where residents have faced persistent security concerns.

“Farming is a major part of our livelihood, but insecurity threatens both farmers and traders who rely on these activities to survive. We need the government to strengthen security in our communities to protect our people and ensure their peace of mind,” Oba Obamuagun said.

Oba Obamuagun expressed optimism that with the governor’s intervention, residents would feel more secure and empowered to pursue their livelihoods, adding that the people are read to support his election.

Governor Aiyedatiwa was accompanied by his running mate, Dr Olayide Adelami, State Chairman of APC, Engr Ade. Adetimehin, top party chieftains, among others.