The N47.5 billion project is the section two of the entire Ibadan-Ilorin road dualisation construction project.
“The proper and easy ways you can get the electorate to vote for you are by keeping your promises to them, delivering on your promises and embarking on projects which touch their lives.
“Either in term of infrastructure or social interventions, we are working everyday for the people. We are working for the common man in this country.
“In the process, we engaged 7000 cooks and the feeding programme in about 24 states covered 62,000 Primary schools.
“These are what we are doing and that is why we are so confident that our re-election will be easy,” he said.
The minister said the administration would not engage in banters with critics but will continue to showcase its achievements for people to see and make conclusions.
On the road project which the contractor said was 52 per cent completed, the minister gave an assurance that funding would no longer be the constraint to its timely completion.
“Funding will no longer be a challenge to many of our critical road projects.
“This is because the N191 billion presidential intervention fund has been put in place and critical roads like this will benefit from the funding,” he said.
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