Dapo Abiodun assures border communities of democratic dividends

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Prince Dapo Abiodun

Prince Dapo Abiodun

Adejoke Adeleye, Abeokuta

The APC governorship candidate in Ogun State, Prince Dapo Abiodun has assured the residents of border communities in Ogun State of democratic dividends when he becomes governor of the state.

The border areas which included Isheri, Ojodu Abiodun, Akute, Ajuwon, Ijoko, Agbado among others were toured by the governorship candidate.

He assured of succour to their years of neglect and infrastructural decay if voted to govern the gateway state.

He gave this assurance during his ward to ward campaign tour of Ifo Local Government, State Constituency ll, where he visited the palace of Alajuwon of Ajuwon, Oba Nurudeen Rowland Egunsola and met with other royal fathers, Baales and residents of the areas.

He intimated them of his plans and policies when he becomes the governor of the State.

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“This campaign tour has given us the opportunity to move round these border communities and we have seen the level of their infrastructural decay. It is a clear indication that these places have been long neglected and the gap between them and the neighbouring Lagos State is too wide in terms of development.

“Despite these challenges, the acceptability of our party still remains very high. Hence, we will ensure we start to ameliorate these challenges immediately we get into the office.

“Some of the challenges we have identified in this constituency and which the people have also told us are lack of motorable roads; public schools ; functioning health centers ; recreational facilities and other basic amenities like pipe borne water.

I am assuring them that all these deficiencies have been captured in our blueprint and they will begin to see a new dawn when we assume office,” he assured

Responding, the Alajuwon of Ajuwon, Oba Nurudeen Rowland Egunsola declared Dapo Abiodun as the next governor of State, urging his people to stand by all the APC candidates.

 

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