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Ekiti Rep. Femi Bamisile Promises To Complete Abandoned Ado-Iworoko Road
Ekiti Rep. Femi Bamisile promises to Clcomplete abandoned Ado-Iworoko road.
Ado-Iworoko road was awarded during the administration of Engr Segun Oni over a decade ago.
The road has recorded many accidents and deaths of many road users.
Rt. Hon. Femi Bamisile made the promise while featuring on Awe Mo Ri o, an accountability program on Progress FM 100.5 Ado Ekiti. The program is powered by Wadata Media and Advocacy center with support from MacArthur Foundation.
Recall that Ado-Iworoko road has been a neglected path previous governments did not consider for completion. It is however, traceable to political undertone that the project has been tied with.
In the meantime, the road has reportedly claimed lives of people plying the road. The likes of Ekiti State University students and business individuals had been victims.
While responding to questions on allegation of corrupt practices associated with the award of the contract, Hon. Bamisile said, the house was yet to investigate the circumstances surrounding the award of the contract. He promised to expressly investigate it with the aim of exposing any shady deals.
The chairman House Committe on FERMA therefore promised to fast-track the completion of the ado Iworoko road by ensuring that it is included in the next year’s budget.
He advised the people of Ekiti state to be patient and have trust in him as their representative.
Ado-Iworoko road, which has recorded many accidents and deaths of many road users, was awarded during the administration of Engr Segun Oni over a decade ago.
It is sad that the road has been abandoned for such a long time considering its value to the people of the state.
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