Residents of Ibadan Southeast Local Government have expressed their heartfelt gratitude to Hon. Emmanuel Oluwole Alawode, the Executive Chairman, for initiating the Eleta-Academy Road construction project.
They also extended their appreciation to Governor Seyi Makinde for his support in facilitating this important development.
The project was officially flagged off last Thursday, marking a significant milestone in improving local infrastructure.
Community members have warmly welcomed the initiative, emphasizing the road’s crucial role in enhancing accessibility and connectivity within the region.
The Eleta-Academy Road is expected to facilitate easier movement for residents, students, and businesses, ultimately contributing to the area’s economic development.
Hon. Alawode’s commitment to addressing the infrastructural needs of Ibadan Southeast has garnered widespread support, with residents viewing the road construction as part of a broader effort to improve living conditions and promote growth in the community.
During the flag-off ceremony, Hon. Alawode underscored the importance of infrastructure in fostering development.
He assured residents that the project would be completed in a timely manner and would adhere to the highest standards of quality.
Residents are optimistic that the Eleta-Academy Road will not only alleviate transportation challenges but also enhance safety for both pedestrians and motorists.
The project is seen as a vital investment in the future of Ibadan Southeast, and the community eagerly anticipates its positive impact on their daily lives.
The response to the road construction has been overwhelmingly positive, with many residents expressing hope that this initiative will pave the way for further development projects in the area.
They praised Hon. Alawode’s leadership and dedication to improving local infrastructure, solidifying his reputation as a proactive representative of the people, while also acknowledging the supportive role of Governor Seyi Makinde in making such developments possible.