Morayo And The Ladies Discussed The State Of Roads In Ogun State Nigeria

On this episode of #YourViewTVC, the hosts dive into the day's top stories, providing in-depth commentary and discussions on current events worldwide. The ladies where joined with Dare Odufowokan SSA to Ogun State Governor and Public Communications discussing the state of roads in Ogun State Nigeria. Hon. Tokunbo Wahab also joined the ladies discussing the flood occurrence in Lagos yesterday as a result of the rain.
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[@chronicles624]

This is superb and kudos to the ladies of "Your View" for holding a balanced conversation. Citizens should be able to hear their views irrespective of their state of origin.

[@OluwadamilolaAyinde]

Ifo LGA and Obafemi Owode LGA need urgent attention! Focus on the roads with high population density! I remember when elections were near, your team (Dapo Abiodun's team) came to campaign and promised to fix the road at Makogi-Magboro, but nothing was done. The Governor of Ogun State hasn't added value to the Makogi community! We'll see the results at the next elections. The 2023 election results were closer compared to 2019, thanks to the lack of grassroots infrastructure at Makogi-Magboro. This same road... Amosun started it but never reached halfway or finished it. Twice a year, we, the residents, donate to grade our roads. We bought our transformers and PHCN electricity poles, built our temporary gutters, and donated our police station. It's sad and upsetting that a state as big as Ogun isn't doing as much for its residents, considering its revenue compared to other states. Very disappointed. The government needs to be held more accountable.