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Accelerating Growth: Governor Abiodun’s Roadmap for a Safe, Sustainable, and Flourishing Transportation Sector in Ogun State

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In the dynamic landscape of Ogun State’s transportation sector, Governor Dapo Abiodun’s visionary leadership stands out as a beacon of progress and transformation. Under his guidance, the sector has not only grown exponentially but has also embraced a culture of safety, excellence, and sustainability, driving the state towards a brighter future.

Safety has always been paramount in Governor Abiodun’s agenda. By enforcing stringent safety standards across all transportation modes, from road to air and maritime, his administration has instilled a sense of confidence among residents and travelers. This confidence has translated into increased patronage and positive feedback, attracting investments and spurring sectoral growth.

A key pillar of this transformation has been the unwavering commitment to quality assurance. From infrastructure maintenance to operational protocols, Governor Abiodun’s administration has ensured that every aspect of transportation service delivery meets and exceeds established standards. This focus on quality has not only enhanced customer satisfaction but has also elevated the sector’s reputation regionally and nationally.

Regulatory compliance is another area where Governor Abiodun’s administration has excelled. By streamlining processes and facilitating seamless adherence to regulations, the administration has created an environment conducive to innovation and expansion within the transportation sector. This has minimized legal hurdles and disruptions, allowing businesses to thrive and contribute meaningfully to the state’s economy.

The economic impact of a safe and standardized transportation sector cannot be overstated. It serves as a catalyst for trade, commerce, and investment, creating job opportunities and stimulating economic activities across various industries. Governor Abiodun’s strategic investments in infrastructure, coupled with a focus on technology integration, have further propelled this economic growth trajectory.

Governor Abiodun’s administration has also been a champion of environmental sustainability within the transportation sector. By promoting eco-friendly practices, such as emissions control technologies and sustainable transport modes, the administration has contributed to a cleaner and healthier environment for all residents.

Collaboration has been a cornerstone of Governor Abiodun’s success in transforming Ogun State’s transportation sector. Through partnerships with industry players, regulatory bodies, and communities, the administration has fostered a culture of dialogue, innovation, and continuous improvement.

Infrastructure development remains a priority, with investments in roads, bridges, ports, and airports enhancing connectivity and operational efficiency. Technology has been harnessed to modernize systems, improve transparency, and elevate customer experience, aligning with Governor Abiodun’s vision of a digitally-driven transportation sector.

Capacity building and training programs have empowered a skilled workforce capable of upholding standards and delivering exceptional services. Safety audits and inspections ensure ongoing compliance and identify areas for improvement, maintaining a culture of continuous enhancement.

Public awareness campaigns have educated stakeholders about the importance of adhering to standards, promoting safety consciousness and responsible behavior. Benchmarking against international best practices has infused the sector with innovations and best-in-class strategies, keeping Ogun State at the forefront of transportation excellence.

Looking ahead, Governor Abiodun’s administration remains steadfast in its commitment to advancing safety, fostering growth, and promoting sustainability within Ogun State’s transportation sector. Through collaborative efforts, strategic investments, and a relentless pursuit of excellence, the sector is poised to become a model for modern, efficient, and sustainable transportation systems in Nigeria and beyond.

Tayo Mabeweje
Media Consultant to the Executive Governor of Ogun State

 

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Rivers Speaker, 15 Other Assembly Members Dump PDP For APC

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Martin Amaewhule, Speaker of the Rivers State House of Assembly, has defected from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to the All Progressives Congress (APC).

Tori News reports Amaewhule defected along with 15 other members of the House on Friday.

Amaewhule said the defection is due to clear division in the PDP.

Recall that President Bola Tinubu declared a state of emergency in the state earlier this year in March, suspending the Governor, Sim Fubara and his Deputy alongside members of the State Assembly.

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Insecurity: Bode George intensifies call for state police

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A chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Bode George, has intensified his call for the establishment of state police to contain the wave of insecurity in Nigeria.

George made this call on Friday when he appeared during an interview on Arise Television monitored by Ekwutosblog.

He was reacting to the worsening insecurity situation in the country where innocent Nigerians, including women and schoolchildren are kidnapped and others killed in the process.

“First of all, what is wrong with establishing state police? We have seen nobody is going to cancel the Federal Police, but policing is local.

“When you now turn the boys who live in the same area and legalize their existence to put smiles on the faces of the people, it will be better to manage because they will understand the language of the locals. They know the do’s and don’ts in their own area. So why are we wasting time?

“I am happy I read something last week after the Arewa Consultative meeting in the North. They met and took a decision that they have agreed to a state police.

“Then the Southwest met with their governors, and the governors’ statement made after that conference is that they also accept having state police.

“What are we wasting time for? Because the way it is, you don’t even know who is telling the truth or who is telling the lie,” he said.

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I’m still in PDP – Wike replies Turaki, dismisses expulsion

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Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, FCT, Nyesom Wike, on Friday declared that he’s still a member of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP.

Wike’s comment followed his expulsion from the party by the faction led by National Chairman, Kabiru Turaki.

Turaki had formally dispatched expulsion certificates to 11 prominent party chieftains, including Wike, former Ekiti State governor, Ayodele Fayose, Senator Samuel Anyanwu, Umaru Bature, Kamarudeen Ajibade, SAN, Abdurahman Muhammad Senator Mao Ohuabunwa.

He said their expulsion was aimed at sanitising the party ahead of the 2027 elections.

Reacting to the development on Friday, Wike dismissed the claim while assuring that he would continue to work with other party members in making PDP a relevant opposition party.

The minister spoke while addressing journalists after inspecting the Interchange bridge and road linking Gwarinpa with Jahi and direct to Katampe, Gishiri and Maitama.

He said, “Those that are factionalized are bound to leave the party, I’m still in PDP and you can see that not everybody has left.

“We still have good numbers and we will continue to work together and that’s what I have said to the party. Put your house in order because at the end of the day, if you don’t put your house in order, it’s the party that is losing.

“So those who are worried, we can work together to see how the party can remain a relevant opposition.”

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