A Thunderous Doxology to Governor AbdulRazaq on Oke-Foma Bridge And Request for More Support. By Abubakar Imam

Date: 2020-12-07

A few weeks ago,I apprised the discerning members of the public of the demonstrated readiness of the Kwara State Government to fix the damaged portions of the road leading to and away from the newly-reconstructed Oke-Foma Bridge,which had constituted consistent headaches to the residents of and visitors to the over 27 different communities located on and off the Okefoma-Mandi Road in the Ilorin West Local Government Area.

Just as the Yoruba would say "eti ti o ba gbo a lo ogbodo gbo abo" as a member of one of the benefiting communities, I am delighted to report that the most terrible segment of the road has been fixed. I am doing this because I have been one of, if not, the most consistent advocate of the repair of the road before and since this government took over about two years ago.

On behalf of all the beneficiaries,I sincerely thank His Excellency,the Executive Governor of Kwara State, Mallam AbdulRahman AbdulRasaq, for redeeming his pledge to fix the bridge among other achievements that the present administration has recorded within and around the Pakata area of Ilorin.

It would interest readers to know that it was at a Special Ramadan programme organised by the "Pakata Patriots",Ilorin, to mark the end of the sacred month in 2019 that the attention of the then incoming Senator(Dr)Ibrahim Yahaya Oloriegbe was drawn to the hitherto collapsed bridge. As a mark of his concern, Dr Oloriegbe visited the site of the collapsed bridge after the programme he presided-over was concluded. The Chairman of the Senate Committee assured that he would do everything possible to ensure that the bridge was fixed by the appropriate authorities. The Senator walked his talk and the bridge was one of the first set of projects executed by the present administration.

However and to the measured displeasure of the road users, it was only the bridge that was done. The situation left motorists to battle the damaged portions of the road around the bridge.

I,therefore joined others in thanking Governor AbdulRazaq that the damaged portions around the bridge has been fixed.

But as an Oliver Twist,the Governor should permit me to tender the prayers of the thousands of users of the road that other damaged portions from the popular Ita-Uma Junction to the Mandi End of the road would be fixed before the Kwara State Roads Maintenance Agency (KWARMA) to make life more abundant for us and others who often had the cause to ply the highly busy road.

To all others who have played one role or the other in ensuring that the persistent cry of the road users,most especially the hardworking Chief Press Secretary to the Governor,Mallam Rafiu Ajakaye, and the Chairman of the Kwara State Roads Maintenance Project,Honourable Kale Oloje,we sincerely thank you and hope that you would continue to use your good offices to attend to the need of the people.

Imam is Secretary, "Pakata Patriots",Ilorin

 

Cloud Tag: What's trending

Click on a word/phrase to read more about it.

Oasis Muslim Care Foundation     Grillo     Aasiyat Bello Oyedepo     Gbemi Saraki     Kayode Ibrahim     Lawal Arinola Kudirat     Ariyo     Haruna Tambiri Mohammed     Saheed Alakoso     Lanre Issa Onilu     Alore     Kwara Hotel     Ajayi Okasanmi     Sabi     Metro Park     Oba-Solagberu     Aso Ofi     Dasuki Belgore     07039448763     Toyosi Thomas     Ahmed     Owo Arugbo     AbdulKareem Yusuf Danhawa     Ayobami Akanbi     General Tunde Idiagbon International Airport Ilorin     Wahab Abayawo     Arik     Damilola Yusuf Adelodun     Modupe Oluwole     Abdulkarim Adisa     QuickWin     Mohammed Kamaludeen     Niyi Osundare     Adekunle David Dunmade     Aminat Ahmed     Offa Descendants Union     Bola Magaji     Islamic Development Bank     Olupako Of Share     Lithium Deposit     Toyin Falola     Oloye     Saudat Abdulbaqi     Mamman Saba Jibril     Salman Alada     GRA     Jelili Yusuf     Ibrahim Oloriegbe     LEAH Charity Foundation     Abdulhakeem Adelaja Amao     Temi Kolawole     Niguel Gallando Marcias     Kwara State Polytechnic     Alfa Modibbo Belgore     Alfa Modibo Belgore     Kayode Issa     Abdulraheem Olesin     Lateef Alagbonsi     Kwara Muslim Pilgrims Welfare Board     Kayode Laro     Third Estate     Twitter     Bareke     Femi Oladiji     Bilikis Oladimeji     Ilorin Airport     Bayo Ojo     Turaki Of Ilorin     Musa Ayinla Yeketi     Congress For National Consensus     IESA     Olayinka Oladapo Jogunola     Abdullahi AbdulMajeed     TIIDELab     Samuel Olusegun Adedayo     Savannah Centre For Diplomacy, Democracy And Development     Timothy Akangbe    

Cloud Tag: What's trending

Click on a word/phrase to read more about it.

Raliat Islamic Foundation     Najim Yaasin     Bayo Ajia     COVID     Charcoal     Okanlawon Musa     Abiodun Abdulkareem     John Olajide Adedipe     Standard Organization Of Nigeria     Owo Arugbo     Jide Ashonibare     Ganmo Power Sub-Station     Otoge     Patience Jonathan     Amos Bajeh     Lithium     Yaru     Ali Ahmad     Arinola Fatimoh Lawal     N-Power     Javed Khan     Idris Garba     Arca Santa     Oke-opin     Amos Sayo     Oba Abdulrahim     Umar Yakubu Jaja     Quareeb     Olateju Lukman     KWASSIP     SSA Youth Engagement     Alimi Abdulrazaq     Shuaibu Yaman Abdullahi     Mohammed Abdulahi     Abdulraufu Mustapha     Yusuf Babatunde Abdulwahab     Ibrahim Abdulqadir Abikan     SGBN     Hijab     Okin High School     Shero     Femi Oladiji     Alfa Belgore     Samuel Adedoyin     Saheed Akinwumi     Stephen Fasakin     Toyin Saraki     Mutawalle     08001000100     Elewu     JAAC     Taofeeq Olateju     Reuben Paraje     Facebook     Women For Change And Development Initiative     Abdulmalik Bashir Mopelola Risikatullahi     Toyin Sanusi     Ibrahim Taiwo     Tinubu     Yusuf Zulu-Gambari     FOMWAN     Bayo Ojo     Saliu Shola Taofeek     Abubakar Atiku     Kwara Central     Ahmad Fatima Bisola     Bayo Lawal     Temi Kolawole     Rafiu Ajakaye     Olayinka Oladapo Jogunola     Amuda Musbau     Leke Ogungbe     Kayode Bankole     NIPR     Umar Saro     Niyi Osundare     Oke-Ero