Federal Government Approves $41 Million For Ilesa Water Project

The Federal Government has approved $41 million for the Ilesa
water project, Governor Rauf Aregbesola of Osun State said on
Wednesday.

Aregbesola spoke in Ilesa at a campaign rally to seek support
for Alhaji Gboyega Oyetola, the Osun State candidate of the All
Progressives Congress, for the September 22 governorship
election.

Oyetola; his running mate, Benedict Alabi; Deputy Governor Grace
Titi Laoye-Tomori; and Ilesa federal lawmaker, Ajibola Famurewa,
among others attended the rally.

They recalled that the Ijesa zone was neglected for 16 years by
the Peoples Democratic Party when the party was in power in the
state.

Aregbesola, who described the APC as a welfarist party, assured
that every part of the state would enjoy even development with the
APC-led Federal Government and in the state.

He rallied support for Oyetola, saying he stood far taller than
other candidates in the race.

Aregbesola assured the people that they would not regret voting
in Oyetola as he successor because “he is competent, has integrity
and has the fear of God”.

According to the governor, Oyetola with his track record in the
private and public sectors would advance the fortune of the state
and live up to expectations of the people.

The governor, who advised the people not to listen to “rumour
mongers peddling unfounded rumours about our party and candidate,”
told the residents of the state to ensure they use their “power of
votes wisely for someone who will not let you down.”

Oyetola said he was prepared for the job, adding that governance
is not “a tea party to be left with the mediocre a or the
desperados.”

He said he would never promise what he would not be able to
deliver, adding that development would be spread across the
state.

He said: “I am prepared for this job.

“I will hit the ground running.

“I know where to start and no one is going to tell what is next
to do.

“I will protect the welfare of the people of the state,
including our hard-working, who had made enough sacrifice for this
great state and make it to be what it is today.”

The Federal Government has approved $41 million for the Ilesa
water project, Governor Rauf Aregbesola of Osun State said on
Wednesday.

Aregbesola spoke in Ilesa at a campaign rally to seek support
for Alhaji Gboyega Oyetola, the Osun State candidate of the All
Progressives Congress, for the September 22 governorship
election.

Oyetola; his running mate, Benedict Alabi; Deputy Governor Grace
Titi Laoye-Tomori; and Ilesa federal lawmaker, Ajibola Famurewa,
among others attended the rally.

They recalled that the Ijesa zone was neglected for 16 years by
the Peoples Democratic Party when the party was in power in the
state.

Aregbesola, who described the APC as a welfarist party, assured
that every part of the state would enjoy even development with the
APC-led Federal Government and in the state.

He rallied support for Oyetola, saying he stood far taller than
other candidates in the race.

Aregbesola assured the people that they would not regret voting
in Oyetola as he successor because “he is competent, has integrity
and has the fear of God”.

According to the governor, Oyetola with his track record in the
private and public sectors would advance the fortune of the state
and live up to expectations of the people.

The governor, who advised the people not to listen to “rumour
mongers peddling unfounded rumours about our party and candidate,”
told the residents of the state to ensure they use their “power of
votes wisely for someone who will not let you down.”

Oyetola said he was prepared for the job, adding that governance
is not “a tea party to be left with the mediocre a or the
desperados.”

He said he would never promise what he would not be able to
deliver, adding that development would be spread across the
state.

He said: “I am prepared for this job.

“I will hit the ground running.

“I know where to start and no one is going to tell what is next
to do.

“I will protect the welfare of the people of the state,
including our hard-working, who had made enough sacrifice for this
great state and make it to be what it is today.”