…Describes Ogun Governor As Performer, Promise Keeper
By Our Correspondent
The Olu of Itori, Oba Abdulfatai Akorede Akamo, has commended the Ogun State Governor, Prince Dapo Abiodun, for approving the construction of a new General Hospital in Itori, Ewekoro Local Government Area of the state.
Oba Akamo described the approval as a landmark intervention that would significantly strengthen healthcare delivery in Itori and its adjoining communities, while bringing quality and accessible medical services closer to the people.
The traditional ruler, while expressing appreciation to Governor Abiodun, described him as a performer and a promise keeper, saying the approval was another demonstration of the governor’s commitment to fulfilling his promises to the people of Ogun State.
According to him, the new hospital will be of immense benefit to residents, particularly pregnant women, children, the elderly and other vulnerable members of the community who require prompt access to quality healthcare.
Oba Akamo said the people of Itori had every reason to appreciate the governor for recognising the healthcare needs of the community and responding positively through concrete action.
He noted that the decision to establish the hospital was not merely an infrastructural project, but an investment in the lives, wellbeing and future of the people of Itori and Ewekoro Local Government Area.
The Olu commended Governor Abiodun for what he described as his administration’s people-oriented approach to governance, particularly in the areas of healthcare, infrastructure and human development.
He said the approval had further demonstrated that the governor listens to the yearnings of the people and is willing to translate genuine demands into tangible development.
Oba Akamo also praised the Ogun State Executive Council for approving the project, describing it as a timely decision that would complement other healthcare interventions being undertaken across the state.
He said the development would further boost the confidence of residents in the government’s commitment to providing functional public healthcare facilities across different parts of Ogun State.
The traditional ruler recalled that Governor Abiodun’s administration had continued to expand healthcare infrastructure and improve access to medical services across the state, stressing that the Itori project would add another important chapter to the administration’s achievements in the sector.
According to him, “a promise made and fulfilled is a testimony of responsible leadership,” adding that the approval of the Itori General Hospital had once again demonstrated the governor’s willingness to keep his word.
Oba Akamo urged the people of Itori and Ewekoro to continue supporting initiatives of the state government aimed at improving the quality of life of residents.
He further appealed for the speedy commencement and completion of the hospital project, expressing confidence that the facility, when completed, would become a major healthcare reference point for Itori and surrounding communities.
The Olu assured the state government of the continued cooperation and support of the traditional institution and the people of Itori towards the successful execution of the project.
He said: “We sincerely appreciate His Excellency, Governor Dapo Abiodun, for this landmark approval. He has once again shown that he is a performer and a promise keeper. This is not just an approval for a building; it is an approval that will save lives, improve healthcare and give our people a greater sense of security and dignity.”
The monarch added that the people of Itori would forever remember the intervention as one that positively impacted the community and its people.
He congratulated Governor Abiodun on what he called another milestone in his administration’s healthcare development agenda, praying for continued wisdom and strength for the governor to complete his tenure successfully.
The approval of the new General Hospital in Itori is expected to expand access to public healthcare in Ewekoro Local Government Area and complement ongoing healthcare development initiatives across Ogun State
