The Ogun State Governor, Dapo Abiodun, has assured users of the Abeokuta-Lagos Road that it would be renovated in 2024.
He assured the people that his administration would soon commence the construction of affordable houses in Itori, the headquarters of Ewekoro Local Government.
Addressing party faithful and people at the campaign rally in Papalanto, Abiodun, promised that the old Ilaro road in the town would soon be reconstructed, while more blocks of classrooms and the renovation of the old structures would be carried out in Papalanto High School.
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