By Olawale Lamina
Towards the development of Ogun West Senatorial District, Senator Solomon Olamilekan Adeola is set to commission and hand over another set of 90 transformative projects across the five local governments in his constituents.
According to the statement by Special Assistant on New Media to the Senator, Omooba Damilare Oloyede, the developmental projects will help address critical needs in roads, schools, health centers, and modern markets.
He stated that the projects are in tandem with the Renewed Hope Initiatives of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and would at the same time serve as strong complement to the strides of Governor Dapo Abiodun’s APC administration in Ogun State.
According to the statement, the commissioning tour which already commenced on 26th of August, 2025 in Ado-Odo/Ota Local Government, saw 20 diverse projects inaugurated in Ota and Ado constituencies. Also, similar efforts will be replicated at Ipokia, Yewa South, Yewa North, and Imeko-Afon, to ensure no local government under the four districts is left out.
The statement further explained the spread of the projects: “The scope of the projects tells a powerful story:
‘In Imeko-Afon, roads like Igbo Ifa Road and Ilara–Ilashe Road (Phase 1) will be unveiled alongside a brand-new Primary Health Centre and an ultramodern market.
“In Yewa North, new roads, a modern market in Imasayi, and an ICT Centre in Ayetoro will open doors of opportunity.
“In Yewa South, more than 20 projects, including township roads in Ilaro, multiple health centers, ultramodern markets, and ICT facilities for schools, will be added to other infrastructure already in the communities.
“In Ipokia, the commissioning includes township roads in Idiroko and Agosasa, new classrooms, health centers, and the Koko Ultramodern Market.
“In Ado-Odo/Ota, 20 projects ranging from modern markets in Atan and Ijako Ota to school blocks, health centers, and road networks such as Lusada–Alapoti Road (Section 2) will be commissioned.”
Senator Adeola added that the earmarked projects reflect his determination to bring government closer to the grassroots, saying, “This is not about projects on paper; it is about visible development that people can see and feel. Every classroom, every health center, every road, every market is for the people. These projects are in line with the Renewed Hope Agenda of Mr. President and are a continuation of Governor Dapo Abiodun’s effort to spread development to every part of our state. Together, we are rewriting the story of Ogun West.”
He assured that, for communities already yearning for meaningful development, the current new wave of 90 projects signals that “hope is no longer distant; it is here, and it is real.”
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