Öffentliche Infrastruktur wird unter Oyebamiji Priorität haben APC-Sekretär

Senator Basiru Ajibola, national secretary of the All Progressives Congress (APC), announced that Governorship candidate Bola Oyebamiji would prioritize community infrastructure upgrades if elected governor of Osun State. The declaration came during an APC campaign visit to Irepodun and Orolu local government areas, held at the palace of Oba Peter Akinyooye, Olufon of Ifon Orolu. Oyebamiji, who is running on the APC ticket, emphasized his commitment to improving living conditions in rural communities through targeted infrastructure projects. Oyebamiji outlined his plans for immediate action upon assuming office, stating that the first major initiative would involve upgrading community-based facilities. He argued that despite a significant increase in federal allocations, ranging from N586 billion in April 2023 to over N2.7 trillion in June 2026—the state had not effectively utilized these funds for grassroots development. According to Basiru, the current administration had neglected community infrastructure, leaving many wards without essential services. The senator highlighted the lack of alignment between federal funding and its implementation at the local level. He noted that while the state receives substantial financial support, the distribution and utilization of these resources remain inadequate. Oyebamiji pledged to conduct thorough needs assessments before initiating any infrastructure project, ensuring that resources are directed where they are most needed. During the campaign address, Oyebamiji assured voters that his administration would deliver equitable governance across all regions of the state. He reiterated the party's stance against prioritizing one sector over another, emphasizing instead a balanced approach that includes roads, education, healthcare, agriculture, and small businesses. His message underscored the importance of inclusive growth and improved economic opportunities for both indigenous residents and newcomers. The upcoming gubernatorial election in Osun State is set for August 15. Current governor Ademola Adeleke is seeking re-election under the Accord Party, while 13 other political parties, including the APC, are also vying for the position. The contest reflects a competitive political landscape, with multiple candidates vying for public support. The APC campaign team has been actively engaging with local communities, focusing on transparency and accountability in governance. Oyebamiji’s emphasis on community infrastructure aligns with broader efforts to address long-standing grievances among rural populations. His proposals aim to bridge the gap between federal funding and tangible improvements in everyday life for citizens. Political analysts suggest that Oyebamiji’s strategy could resonate strongly with voters in Osun, particularly in rural areas where infrastructure deficits are pronounced. His campaign promises highlight a clear vision for development rooted in direct engagement with local needs. As the election approaches, the focus remains on delivering practical solutions that enhance the quality of life for all residents.