Ondo State Governor and All Progressives Congress candidate for the upcoming November 16 governorship election, Lucky Aiyedatiwa, has pledged to fulfill all promises made during his campaign, assuring that he will not make empty promises.
During a campaign rally in Ose Local Government on Saturday, Aiyedatiwa addressed the community of Ido Ani, affirming his commitment to strengthening security and completing all pending road projects in the area.
Speaking at the palace of the Alani of Ido Ani, the governor acknowledged the persistent security challenges faced by communities in the local government, especially those close to Edo State, which have been plagued by kidnappings and banditry. In response, he vowed to increase the deployment of security operatives to the region.
Aiyedatiwa stated, “Unlike other candidates who make promises they won’t fulfill, I don’t believe in empty words. I will take action and deliver good governance.
“We know what the people of this region want even before they ask for it, which is why my Special Adviser on Infrastructure has been tasked with taking note of your needs and reporting back for immediate action.
“We understand how important roads, healthcare, and education are to your people. That’s why we’re committed to ensuring that no community is left behind. We are ready to serve you better and bring meaningful development to every corner of Ose Local Government.”
The Alani of Ido Ani, Oba Olufemi Olutoye, and the Onidogun of Idogun, Oba Moses Bakare, urged the government to address the poor road network in the region, emphasizing that inadequate infrastructure has hindered economic activities and access to essential services in their communities.
The monarchs also highlighted the need for improved healthcare facilities, school renovations, and greater political inclusion, calling on the governor to ensure that people in Ose Local Government receive more political appointments.
Similarly, the Onimoru of Imoru Land in Ose Local Government Area, Oba Rotimi Obamuagun, appealed to Governor Aiyedatiwa to intensify efforts to address security challenges affecting the region. He emphasized the urgent need for improved safety measures, particularly in rural communities where residents face ongoing security threats.
“Farming is a major part of our livelihood, but insecurity threatens both farmers and traders who rely on these activities to survive. We need the government to strengthen security in our communities to protect our people and ensure their peace of mind,” Oba Obamuagun pleaded.
