The Technical Advisor to the Ekiti State Governor on Road Infrastructure, Engineer Tope Fatukasi, says the present administration has exceeded the projections and expectations of the masses on road infrastructure.
Speaking on Tuesday in Ado Ekiti, during the interactive S'etigbo multicast, anchored by the Bureau of Community Communication, Fatukasi reviewed the administration’s interventions in road construction, rehabilitation and infrastructure development across the state.
He commended Governor Oyebanji’s commitment to improving the state’s road network, noting that the administration has achieved far more than was initially projected.
According to the governor's aide, his assessments was based on his knowledge of the state’s budgetary projections and his involvement in the preparation of budgets for road infrastructure.
He explained that a comparison of the administration’s current achievements with previous projections clearly demonstrated the extent to which the Governor has surpassed expectations.
Fatukasi described the administration’s performance in the road sector as remarkable, stressing that Governor Oyebanji has demonstrated a clear vision and strong commitment to infrastructural development and the overall growth of Ekiti State.
He noted that the people of the state should expect more interventions in the road sector in line with the administration’s current direction, commitment and determination to address infrastructure deficits.
The Technical Adviser also appealed to the people of Ekiti State to continue to support and pray for Governor Oyebanji, particularly for good health, wisdom, sound judgment and the strength to continue implementing his developmental agenda.
Fatukasi described Governor Oyebanji’s emergence as a divine arrangement, expressing the belief that the administration’s commitment to improving the lives of the people and transforming the state was purposeful and deliberate.
Fatukasi revealed that Governor Oyebanji's administration has completed over 236km roads across the state, aimed at improving connectivity and making transportation easier for residents
He disclosed that the governor has approved the comprehensive rehabilitation of Ikole, Efon and Ado Ekiti township roads adding that the administration has given priority to all roads across the local governments of the state.
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