Governor Dapo Abiodun of Ogun State has called for patience amid public criticism, stating that eight years are insufficient to fix all the state's bad roads. His administration faces backlash following severe weather damage, with critics urging a focus on infrastructure over other expenditures.
Governor Dapo Abiodun of Ogun State has urged residents to be patient, stating that eight years are insufficient to repair all the state's dilapidated roads. Abiodun, who has been in office for five years, faced significant public backlash, particularly after torrential rains worsened road conditions, leading to widespread social media criticism under the hashtag #Dapofixogunroads.
Viral videos showed the extent of the damage, with flooded roads and stranded vehicles. Nigerians argue the state should prioritize infrastructure over other expenses, while supporters acknowledge the challenges of addressing extensive road repairs within a limited timeframe. Abiodun's administration continues to face scrutiny as it works to balance immediate needs with long-term development plans.
