Babalegba:
Do Nigerians even think smh. Seriously do you even read at all about the present state of the world and the Nigerian economy. Why don't you print some money and give it to Amosun to complete the construction. The economy has nosedived due to depressed oil prices so where exactly is the money going to come from. Do try to learn joined up thinking.

Babalegba:
Do Nigerians even think smh. Seriously do you even read at all about the present state of the world and the Nigerian economy. Why don't you print some money and give it to Amosun to complete the construction. The economy has nosedived due to depressed oil prices so where exactly is the money going to come from. Do try to learn joined up thinking.

Adextaiwo48:
The state of things in most part of Ogun state got me thinking if there is really a acting governor in the state. Especially the traumatic state of the major roads in most part of the state.
The state governor during the wee hour of his first tenure,having realised the political power vested in the people through election, came around especially in the sango - ijoko environment, and started demolition of buildings and structures as a step towards the construction of roads in the environment.
People were happy with the believe that the government atlast remember them. The construction went on for about 3months with the governor coming around to supervise this project almost every weekend. All of a sudden the project came to a halt, the manageable road with a bit of tarr had been graded to red mud,the little gutters that allow minimal flow of water had been blocked and the newly constructed canals are as good as useless.
The governor promised that the project would come back to live after election and that can only be possible if he is voted in. Now election had come and gone, Senator Ibikunle Amosun had been voted in once again and it's already more than 6months yet the construction of major roads in the state hadn't been continued. Examples of such roads are Ijoko otta road that links Sango to Agbado, the Atan road, the Sango otta road and many more.
The state of these roads can make even the people in the most rural area of the world thank their stars and call themselves lucky as a village farm road is better. People dare not drive their cars especially in the rainy season as people do park their cars and board public transport because of the damages the road can cause. Imagine a road where water flow inside a space bus like 'Sienna', then what is the fate of lower cars, you can never ply the road twice in a day without going to see a doctor on your arrival as you'll perform various type of dances in the 'sardine tins' that serve as buses.
I on behalf of the entire populace of Ogun state especially the aforementioned area implore the governor of the state to do something to the deteriorating state of the roads in these areas as these are major roads which people plies everyday as the state of these roads are causing sufferings and even increase in standard of living of people living in these areas as drivers charges double to convey people on these roads and these excesses are being made on goods sold.

Below are the pictures of some of the roads


Cc @lalasticalala, @barcanista

Adextaiwo48:


do you even have brain atall?... why are you myopic and lazy in your thinking... what happened to d allocations, and the budget the government made on the road previously... if you live in the mentioned area you won't reason so shallow.

Babalegba:
It is one of life's ironies that you actually asked if I have a brain at all. Anyway you can never over underestimate the typical Nigerian's thinking prowess. Are you talking about the dwindling allocation to states or what. The governors are even struggling to pay salaries ,if they do the roads at the expense of salaries you would have been shouting that salaries are more important than roads and that you can't eat roads. I live in Abeokuta so I can see exactly what is happening. Do not put unrealistic expectations on politicians otherwise you and the politician will end up disappointed. Amosun embarked upon a hugely ambitious road construction program when the economy was buoyant but now the economy is depressed so what do you expect.I lived abroad for twenty five years and the people there are able to analyse things and come to reasonable conclusions using their acquired knowledge. I am disappointed that Nigerians are pygmies intellectually when confronted with life's realities

Adextaiwo48:


do you even have brain atall?... why are you myopic and lazy in your thinking... what happened to d allocations, and the budget the government made on the road previously... if you live in the mentioned area you won't reason so shallow.