Ogun state: Ado Odo community seeks economic revival

[@AmokayeAdeola]

I believe this great town will rise again, very soon.

[@beyiokubukola4754]

Hmmm MR Bisi Ojomo.... My secondary school teacher 13:12... You haven't change a bit👍👌 One of the most respected teacher then. May God bless you sir🙏🙏 God bless ogun state

[@idrisdosunmu1596]

There is no doubt that Ado- Odo town has been continously neglected by successive governments in Ogun state. Hence the general infrastructural decay, bad roads, shortage of portable drinking water, poor health care facilities, etc. This has caused lots of untold hardships & discomfort to both inhabitats & visitors to this noble town. We urge the current government under the leadership of Prince (Dr) Dapo Abiodun to come to the aid Ado-Odo. If the access roads for instance becomes fixed, lots of commercial activities would be boosted within this town, which would in turn increase exponentially the IGR from this part of the state. God bless Ado-Odo

[@morifoundtechnology]

Ado Odo, a town full of life and potentials in the 70s have become a shadow....shadow of neglect hover around a once active town... I wont stop reliving the memories i had living in this town for a few years in the late 70s. Everywhere looked abandoned, neglected and deserted. People vote here every 4 years. Who did we offend?

[@UmeloChukwuebuka-sf8rm]

Big rural

[@penarahim8285]

STOP waiting for GOVERNMENT to do everything for you! Where are citizens of Ado-Odo? Many of them graduated from these Schools and are all over the world; but REFUSED to give back to their community. Where are your bricklayers, carpenters, building materials suppliers? WHT have they given back to their town. All the 10% tithes you are wasting in your churches go and use it to repair your town and cities. Do good to widows, orphans and the less privilege.

[@africasblackcats3212]

you must be dreaming whoever you are, so ordinary people should use their own money to build a town when they have a government looting the national treasury? na wa for nigerians