Amosun Speaks On What Will Happen In His Last Two Months As Ogun State Governor

Amosun Vows To Finish Strong

The Ogun State Governor, Ibikunle Amosun, on Monday described his remaining days in office as governor as the last lap of a long-distance race.

He said he is doing all within his power to ensure that all on-going projects embarked upon by his administration would be completed before he hands over in about two months time.

The governor added that he understands the need to draw more strength from within and gather more speed towards obtaining the medal as he compared the days to the last lap of a long distance race.

He made his submission while speaking with newsmen shortly after inspecting some roads under construction in the Ogun-East Senatorial District.

Naija News reports that Amosun is set to complete a second term as Ogun state governor in May 2019, having assumed office in 2011 and re-elected in 2015.

He has also won election as a Senator-elect and will be part of the ninth National Assembly.

Amosun was accompanied on the project inspection tour by some members of his cabinet, including Permanent Secretaries to inspect the Ijebu-Imushin/Owu-Ikija, Balogun-Kuku, Ikangba, Italapo, Degun and Oke-Aje Market roads.

“All the drainages are ready; we are now ready for asphalting.

“All our landmark projects, such as the 250-bed ultramodern hospital, the Judicial Complex, the Ogun State Television Complex, Ogere International Market, Ogun State Polytechnic, Ipokia and the Adire/Kampala Modern Market would be completed and inaugurated by President Muhammadu Buhari,” Amosun said during the inspection tour.