By Biola Lawal
Oshogbo (FLOWERBUDNEWS):
Governor Ademola Adeleke has assured the people of Osun State that more dividends of democracy are coming to further improve their lives as his government commenced the second leg of its term.
Governor Adeleke particularly expressed appreciation to the people and residents of Osun state for their overwhelming show of support during the celebration of midterm anniversary on November 27th.
He promised more democratic dividends as his administration commences the second leg of its first term, a statement by
Mallam Olawale Rasheed, Spokesperson to the State Governor disclosed.
The Governor who stated that project commissioning would continue until later this month, said he was overwhelmed by the massive demonstration of support and affection by the people.
Gov. Adeleke disclosed that feedback from the people had strengthened his resolve to do more across all sectors, saying; “we are rededicating ourselves to service delivery as we are honoured by the accolades and commendation from within and outside the state.”
“We are acknowledged locally and internationally as true agents of good governance. We are honoured as I invite the opposition to join this train of positive development.
“The goal of politics should be development. The opposition is enjoined to join the people in their mass support for our government. It is not shameful to acknowledge what is good.
”It is a sign of maturity and responsibility. “As we accept the ovation, we also welcome the few critics and criticisms. We are a responsive government. We are building on our strengths as we are attending to observations from the general public.
“As your Governor, I am passionate about service delivery. Osun should not just be a construction site, I am supervising its remodeling into the best among comity of states.
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“Let our people be informed that commissioning of completed projects continues, both in urban and rural areas.
”As we open completed projects for public use, we are intensifying monitoring of ongoing projects for quality and best practice”, the Governor said.
