Kemi Olaitan in Ibadan
Oyo State Governor, Seyi Makinde, has stated he’s dedicated to serving the state with out bias for political affiliations, stressing that growth, not social gathering labels, guides his administration.
This was simply as he charged politicians to not see politics as do or die affair, insisting that politics mustn’t put a wedge amongst brothers and sisters.
Makinde spoke on the inauguration and handover of the Alhaji Kazeem Owonikoko Building at L.A. Primary School, Oke Esa, Iseyin, donated to the state authorities by Alhaji Ahmed Raji, SAN.
According to him, governments and political events come and go whereas Oyo State stays,
urging Raji to proceed his philanthropic efforts.
He highlighted ongoing industrial growth in Iseyin, together with the sugar manufacturing unit close to Fasola Farms, which is at present present process take a look at working, stating that improved highway networks have made the venture viable and positioned Iseyin for international recognition.
Speaking on the request by Raji for autonomy for the LAUTECH Iseyin Campus, Governor Makinde stated, “Regarding your request on the Iseyin Campus of LAUTECH becoming an autonomous university, we will go through the process. We will apply through the NUC, and I will carry out a sustainability study too. So, what you have asked for is done.”
The Senior Advocate who’s the President of the Oke Ogun Development Consultative Forum (ODCF), lauded Governor Makinde for the administration’s developmental strides in Iseyin and the broader Oke Ogun zone, praising him for main infrastructure tasks, together with the Moniya–Iseyin highway, the Oyo–Iseyin highway, and the Iseyin–Fapote–Ogbomoso highway.
The authorized icon notably lauded the institution of the College of Agricultural Sciences and Renewable Natural Resources, a campus of the Ladoke Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH), Ogbomoso, in Iseyin.
He stated, “When those who call themselves progressives were in government, they didn’t give us this. You came and gave us what they could not.”
