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Igbope Community Applauds Government’s Commitment to Road Infrastructure
Oba Dr. Moses Olawale Oyetola, the Onigbope of Igbope Land, has publicly conveyed his heartfelt appreciation to Governor Seyi Makinde and his deputy, Barrister Bayo Lawal, following the green light given for the reconstruction of the Igbope-Kisi Road.
Road Rehabilitation Project Gains Momentum
With contractors already mobilizing equipment to the site, the long-anticipated road upgrade is set to commence, marking a pivotal development for Igbope and its neighboring communities.
In his remarks, Oba Oyetola commended the state leadership for their unwavering dedication to enhancing regional infrastructure, emphasizing the transformative impact the road will have on local residents.
“The approval and immediate action on the Igbope-Kisi Road project bring immense joy to our people. We are deeply thankful to Governor Makinde and Deputy Lawal for prioritizing this essential development,” Oba Oyetola stated.
Support from Igbope Diaspora and Local Stakeholders
The Igbope Descendants Home and Abroad organization also voiced their gratitude towards the state government for facilitating the project’s approval.
According to recent updates, the contractor has begun site preparations, signaling the start of construction activities aimed at improving transportation links.
“This road project represents a major advancement for our community’s connectivity and economic prospects. We commend Governor Makinde and his administration for their proactive approach,” a representative of the Igbope Descendants Home and Abroad remarked.
Anticipated Benefits and Broader Infrastructure Initiatives
Once completed, the Igbope-Kisi Road is expected to significantly enhance mobility, stimulate local commerce, and elevate living standards for residents in the area.
Governor Makinde’s tenure has been marked by a robust focus on infrastructural development across Oyo State, with multiple road projects underway to foster regional growth and accessibility.
Recent statistics from the Oyo State Ministry of Works indicate that over 50 kilometers of roads have been rehabilitated or constructed since 2023, underscoring the administration’s commitment to sustainable development.
