LEKAN SALAMI STADIUM: WE'LL COMPLETE ALL ONGOING, ABANDONED PROJECTS - GOV MAKINDE

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By Oluseyi Adedire
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Oyo State Governor, Engr. Seyi Makinde has reiterated the state government’s commitment to the completion of all on-going and abandoned projects across the state.
Speaking on Sunday evening at the third editon of Fresh FM/Blast FM Town Hall meeting held at Music House, challenge area, Ibadan. Governor Makinde said the policy direction of the present administration was on completing all on-going and abandoned projects.
He said: "No project will be abandoned, we have problem with resources, we've gone through the rough patch and we're back to where want. The main bowl is done and dusted and I can promise you that work will continue at the Lekan Salami Stadium."
On other abandoned projects at Soun stadium, Ogbomoso, Saki Township Stadium, and other zones, Engineer Makinde added: "We were caught with inflation during the course of the projects and the contractors were asking for more funds. We have to be careful but I can assure you these projects at Saki, Ogbomoso, Igboora, and other zones will be completed."

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