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Blessing Akorowosi, Osogbo
Osun State Governor, Ademola Adeleke has promised that all projects initiated by the Minister of Interior and former governor of the state, Rauf Aregbesola will be completed during his administration.
Adeleke noted that the immediate past governor of the state, Adegboyega Oyetola abandoned the projects of his predecessor, Aregbesola.
Governor Adeleke stated these on Tuesday during the commissioning of passport front office and production center of the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) in Ilesa, Osun state.
He further said that nobody can chase Aregbesola from Osun State, noting that an executive order will be issued to that effect.
He assured that after the completion of the renovations in the state government house, the federal minister will be invited for the commissioning.
The governor said, “No matter the party you are, if you are a progressive, you are a progressive if you are doing what the people want. When Aregbesola was the governor, he loved Osun, he loved his people. All the projects he did for his people was abandoned by his successor. I promised myself during the election campaign, that I will complete them. I have started doing that.
“No matter the party you belong to when you see progress you must key into them. Aregbesola is the man of the people and I will continue with the project.
“As a civilised person, no matter the party you are, you will always love progress. That is what I will always continue to ensure that all developmental projects are continued. As a federal minister from the state, we are proud of your achievements and we will continue to be proud of you.
“Mr. Minister, I am assuring you, that this is your state, nobody can chase you away. This is your state, you are welcome at anytime. Even, you can come around to the Government House. When I complete all of the structures I am currently working on at the Government House, I will personally invite you to commission it.”
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