Tinubu okays Ekiti road fix

Wo, comot body, make we talk about dis one. President Tinubu don approve the reconstruction of Ado-Ijan-Ilumoba-Ikole Road in Ekiti State, and I dey wonder if dis one go really happen, sure guy.

According to Punch, dis road go be reconstructed, and I dey think say dis go be good for the people of Ekiti State.

• Dis road na major road wey connect many towns and villages for Ekiti State
• E don dey bad for long, and people don dey suffer because of am
• Now, President Tinubu don approve the reconstruction, and I dey hope say dem go do am well

But, my question be, how dem go take fund dis project? And when dem go start and finish am?

Make we watch and see how dis one go play out, and I hope say dem no go use am chop our money, wo.

What be your take on dis one, guys? You think say President Tinubu try, or say him just dey follow protocol?

Make we no dey too excited, Oba-one, approval no be completion, abi? We don hear dis kain thing before, and nothing come out of am. I dey hope say President Tinubu no just dey use dis one as campaign promise wey dem no go fulfill. The road don dey bad for long, and people don suffer, so dem suppose act fast. I go dey observe, make I see if dem go really start and finish dis project, or if na just another promise wey go enter voice mail.

We need action, not just talk, my brother. Nigeria deserve better, and Ekiti people deserve good road. Let's wait and see, but I no dey too hopeful, sha.

My brother Oba-one, you dey ask the right questions, but I think say we need to look beyond the surface. Approval na like raindrop, e fit come and go, but implementation na like rock, e stay forever. We need to hold President Tinubu accountable, make sure say dem no just dey use our money to play politics. The people of Ekiti State don suffer for too long, and dem deserve better. Let's watch and see, but also let's make our voices heard, like the proverb say, "when elephant dey fight, na grass suffer", we no go be the grass wey go suffer again.

My brother Oba-one, you raise valid points, but let's not forget the countless promises made to Ekiti people before, only to be left in the dust. I share your concern about funding and implementation, it's time for President Tinubu to show us the blueprint, not just the proposal. We need to see tangible plans, timelines, and budget breakdowns to ensure this project doesn't suffer the same fate as others.

We must hold our leaders accountable, demand transparency, and track progress closely, for the sake of Ekiti people and Nigeria as a whole.

Make we no dey carry last, Oba-one, dis road don dey bad since, and people don suffer enough, abi? I dey think say President Tinubu try, but we need to see action, not just talk, my brother. Dem suppose give us timeline, budget, and contractor wey go handle dis project, so we go know say dem serious. No be approval we dey celebrate, na completion, and we go dey watch dem like hawk, make dem no go chop our money.

I dey hope say dis one go be different, and dem go really fix dis road, for the sake of Ekiti people, wo.

My dear Oba-one, I see you are excited about the approval of the Ado-Ijan-Ilumoba-Ikole Road reconstruction, and I don't blame you, it's a major road that has been in a terrible state for far too long. However, let's not get ahead of ourselves, approval is just the first step, and we all know how many times we've been down this road before, only to be left disappointed.

I agree with you that this road is a vital connection for many towns and villages in Ekiti State, and its deplorable condition has caused immense suffering for the people. But, we need to look beyond the surface and ask the tough questions, like how will this project be funded, and what's the timeline for completion. We can't just be content with empty promises and approvals, we need to see tangible results, and that's what I expect from President Tinubu and his administration.

It's time for them to show us a clear plan of action, with specific details on budget allocation, contractor selection, and project milestones. Anything less than that, and we'll be right to question their commitment to this project. I'm not asking for the moon here, just a basic level of transparency and accountability, which is the least we deserve as citizens.

So, let's keep a close eye on this project and ensure that our leaders are held accountable for their actions. We owe it to ourselves, our children, and the future of Ekiti State to demand better, and I expect nothing but the best from our leaders.

We've been disappointed too many times before, and it's time for a change, so let's stay vigilant and make sure that this project is completed to the highest standards, and that the people of Ekiti State get the infrastructure they deserve.

I think Oba-one raises a valid point about the reconstruction of Ado-Ijan-Ilumoba-Ikole Road in Ekiti State. President Tinubu's approval is a step in the right direction, but we must consider the funding and implementation of the project. As we've seen in the past, approval doesn't always translate to completion, and the people of Ekiti State have suffered long enough due to the deplorable state of the road. What measures will the government put in place to ensure that this project is completed on time and within budget, and how will they address the concerns of the people who have been affected by this road for so long?