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Ọ̀yọ́ Speaker Visits Constituency, Assesses Progress Of Development Projects

‎Enimere Àkànbí
‎The Speaker of the Ọ̀yọ́ State House of Assembly, Honourable Adébọ̀ Ògúndoyin, has concluded a working visit to his constituency in Ibarapa East Local Government, where he assessed the progress of some ongoing projects.
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‎The visit was aimed at determining the next steps to ensure that projects are completed efficiently and effectively, inorder to bring benefits to the community.
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‎During the visit, the Speaker inspected several key sites, including the Cashew Plantation at New Èruwà, Ipin Bridge Construction site, which is nearing completion.

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‎“I was at the Cashew Plantation at New Èruwà, and I got some briefing from some stakeholders. Work on the Ipin Bridge is at an advanced stage, and this is a good development. The bridge will greatly improve connectivity in our community”
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‎The Speaker also paid a visit to the Èruwà General Hospital, ahead of the State government’s plan to upgrade the health facility.
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‎“In line with our administration’s resolve to continuously improve health facilities across the State, we are looking at possible upgrade and expansion of the General Hospital for optimal performance and enhanced service delivery”
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‎Honourable Adébọ̀ Ògúndoyin, was equally at Èruwà palace to assess the state and condition of the ancient heritage.
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‎The Speaker hinted at the possibility of a total upgrade.

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‎As part of his visit, the Speaker paid homage to the new Elérùwá of Èruwà, Ọba Samuel Adégbolá, where he discussed the town’s development with the traditional ruler.
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‎Honourable Adébọ̀ Ògúndoyin, also inspected his ongoing block of classrooms School project at Tèmídire to assess the level of work and ensure its completion.
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‎Additionally, he inspected Ìdó-Èrúwà road project and assured that reconstruction work would commence on the road soon.
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‎The Speaker who expressed his commitment to ensuring that these projects are completed efficiently and effectively added that the visit was the first part, as the second part would be Làńlátẹ̀ town.
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‎”My next working visit will be to Làńlátẹ̀, and this will afford us the opportunity to have a tour of the town, and meet with prominent stakeholders”

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‎He thanked the Chairman of Èruwà Elders Council, Chief Joseph Pèlúọlá and the Èruwà Youth Movement, led by Comrade Tijani Kazeem, for joining him on the visit.
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‎”The working visit provided an opportunity for me to assess some ongoing projects in my constituency in order to ensure that the needs of my constituents are met” Ọ̀yọ́ Speaker said.
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