Jubilation as Deputy Minority Leader of the Senate Flags-Off Construction of Two Major Roads in Iwo

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The Senator representing Osun West Senatorial District who doubles as the Deputy Minority Leader of the 10th Senate, Akogun Lere Oyewumi has today flagged off the constitution of Oriolowo/Agbele and Fojugbagi/Adediti roads, in the heart of Iwo City, the senatorial headquarters.


The People's Democratic Party chairman in Iwo local government, Alhaji Alidu Tiamiyu who led the enthusiastic crowd in the city to welcome the senator, appreciated him for keeping to his electioneering promises in facilitating developmental projects to the district.


"We can now see that we have elected the best and capable man as a Senator," he remarked, adding that "For a senator to have facilitated a road project to his district within this short period of his assumption of office speaks volumes of his capability. I, therefore urge you all to continue supporting him as your representative". 



Senator Lere Oyewumi PhD. flanked by Hon. Oroniyi Olufemi, Hon. Commissioner for Environment, Osun PDP Vice Chairman Hon. Adesoye Oyetunde, Hon. Jide Jooda, and many other dignitaries.


Also at the event is the former chairman of Iwo Local Government Alh. Sulaimon Bello also appreciated Senator Lere Oyewumi and urged him to do more for Iwo and other towns in Osun West.






The senator who appreciated the people of Iwo for their trust in him as demonstrated with their votes in the last election, promised to remain committed to driving developmental projects for the district.


He assured the people of Iwo and Osun West District as a whole of exploring every opportunity for meaningful progress, declaring that the people will have the best in him.


"This is just the beginning, and just as I assured you during campaigning, this district will experience the best of representation. You can rest assured that we will facilitate accelerated development for this district, and you will see the real change you have always hoped for."


Signed:

Media Unit,

Office Of The Deputy Minority Leader


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