“Senator Ademola Adeleke described Osun as a critical stakeholder in the Nigerian power sector with Osogbo hosting the National Transmission Control Centre. He said it is therefore unacceptable that the State will be having epileptic power supply, the situation which the Governor stressed has been affecting local economy and businesses badly.”
“I want to see an increased working tempo. The Governor has made it clear that these projects must be completed within the stipulated time. We will be coming for regular inspection to ensure there is no compromise on quality of materials being used and timely delivery. Governor Adeleke expects nothing less than a quality job, and we must ensure that this is delivered” Dr. Salam added.
“Beyond this, we have come to learn, through the DMO document and StatiSense data, that the consistent claims that former governor Gboyega Oyetola reduced the Osun debt binge may not be correct. According to StatiSense data, which quoted the DMO as its source, the debt profile of Osun state when Oyetola assumed office in 2018 was N148.1bn and by the time he left office, the DMO quoted the figure of the domestic debt of the state at N148.4bn….”
