100 Days In Office:Jakande Delivers On Campaign Promise,Commissions Adegboyega,Adelakun Roads

Emmanuel lkpeama 

The Executive Chairman of Òdì-Olowo/Ojuwoye LCDA, Hon. Seyi Jakande, has commissioned the newly rehabilitated Adegboyega and Adelakun Streets,marking a significant milestone in his HEWA agenda.

The event was attended by residents, community leaders, and dignitaries, who praised Jakande’s commitment to transforming their neighborhood.

In his address, Jakande emphasized that the road project was not just about infrastructure, but about dignity and improving the quality of life for resident, noting that the road project was a campaign promise fulfilled.

He urged the community to take responsibility for maintaining the roads and assured them that the materials used would ensure their longevity.

“This isn’t just about roads—it’s about dignity. It’s about ensuring our children don’t miss school during the rains, our traders aren’t stranded, and our elderly can move freely. This is a collective victory for Òdì-Olowo.”

“The quality of materials used will ensure these roads last long,” he assured the crowd

Chief Imam Rafiu Ajibola of Adegboyega Street praised the chairman for the benefits his leadership has brought to the street in his first 100 days.

Also Pastor Akinsanya, a resident of Adelakun Street, passionately highlighted Jakande’s proactive leadership, emphasizing his achievements during this period.

Elders and members of the Community Development Association (CDA) commended the chairman for his commitment to the community,stressing that hard work begets more work, while praying for God’s strength for him.

They urged the chairman to focus on street beautification, particularly at night.

Other residents also expressed their gratitude.

Mrs. Aisha Ogunleye,a local trader, said”These roads have changed everything! No more potholes, no more vehicles stuck in mud. Seyi Jakande kept his word.”

Another resident, reflecting on the legacy of the Jakande family, expressed, “The Jakande legacy lives on. This is what we voted for.

For Mr. Thompson Igri, the new Chairman of Road Enforcement in Adegboyega, thanked Jakande for the good job.

Highlighting the historical significance of the event, he noted that the last road construction in the area was completed in 1982 by late Alhaji Lateef Jakande, the first Executive Governor of Lagos State.

In his words, “A lion must give birth to a lion,” affirming that Jakande’s father’s legacy continues in Hon Seyi Jakande’s bold governance.

He expressed no surprise at the progress made in just 100 days, suggesting it was unique to the Jakande’s leadership.

Investigator news reports that the projects feature durable asphalt, clear lane markings, and pedestrian-friendly sidewalks, and are part of the phase one projects totaling 14 roads.

Jakande assured that more roads, drainage, and public spaces would be tackled in the community, with no one left behind.

“This is part of the phase one projects totaling 14 roads. We’re tackling more roads, drainage, and public spaces in our community. No one will be left behind.”

The event capped a week of milestones for Jakande, who recently celebrated his first 100 days in office.