A gubernatorial hopeful in Osun State says tours across all local government areas revealed substantial infrastructure gaps that his potential administration would tackle while the opposition Peoples Democratic Party remains in power. The aspirant, who logged nearly three decades in banking before managing state investments and later serving as finance commissioner under two All Progressives Congress governors, expressed confidence that party unity will drive electoral victory as stakeholders prioritize collective success over personal ambition.
He credited his tenure at Osun State Investment Company with reversing a negative shareholder position of 300 million naira into a six billion naira surplus while delivering gas stations, residential properties in Ikeja and Abuja, and the state's only shopping mall. At the National Inland Waterways Authority, where he reports to former Governor Adegboyega Oyetola as marine minister, the official highlighted a new transportation code designed to reduce boat accidents through driver training, life jacket distribution, and phasing out unsafe wooden vessels.
He credited his tenure at Osun State Investment Company with reversing a negative shareholder position of 300 million naira into a six billion naira surplus while delivering gas stations, residential properties in Ikeja and Abuja, and the state's only shopping mall. At the National Inland Waterways Authority, where he reports to former Governor Adegboyega Oyetola as marine minister, the official highlighted a new transportation code designed to reduce boat accidents through driver training, life jacket distribution, and phasing out unsafe wooden vessels.
