AIYEDATIWA’S INFRASTRUCTURE DRIVE SURPASSES PREVIOUS ADMINISTRATION’S ACHIEVEMENTS IN JUST ONE YEAR — DG OPOMULERO

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The Director General of the Opomulero Group, Hon. Olasupo Olakunori Michael, has commended the remarkable strides of Lucky Orimisan Aiyedatiwa in the area of infrastructure development, noting that his administration has, within one year, surpassed several achievements recorded by the immediate past government.

According to the DG, the Aiyedatiwa-led administration has demonstrated uncommon commitment to rapid and impactful development through aggressive road construction, rehabilitation of critical infrastructure, and strategic urban renewal projects across Ondo State.

“Within a short period, Governor Aiyedatiwa has shown clear vision and political will by prioritizing infrastructure as a catalyst for economic growth. The pace and quality of ongoing projects across the state clearly indicate a government that is focused, responsive, and result-oriented,” he stated.

Hon. Olakunori emphasized that while past administrations, including that of Rotimi Akeredolu, made notable contributions, the current administration has accelerated development beyond expectations by ensuring continuity while also introducing innovative approaches to governance.

He further noted that improved road networks, better connectivity between rural and urban communities, and renewed investor confidence are direct outcomes of the governor’s proactive leadership.

The DG called on the people of Ondo State to continue supporting the administration, stressing that sustained cooperation will enable the government to consolidate on its achievements and deliver even greater dividends of democracy.

Governor Aiyedatiwa has proven within one year that purposeful leadership can transform a state. His achievements in infrastructure already set a new benchmark for governance in Ondo State, he concluded.

Sign Hon Olasupo Olakunori Michael DG Opomulero.


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