“Oyebanji’s supervision of ongoing projects in the state underscores his governance philosophy that excellent project execution and timely delivery are best achieved through a multi-level supervision involving effective monitoring by relevant government agencies and direct oversight by the chief executive”
Oyebanji inspects ongoing projects, satisfied with pace, quality of work
John Odunayo
Ekiti State Governor, Mr Biodun Oyebanji, on Monday resumed official duties on completion of his two-week annual leave.
The governor began his official duties with an inspection tour of major projects across different parts of the state.
The Special Adviser (Media) to the Governor, Olayinka Oyebode, said in a statement that during the inspection, which lasted about four hours, the governor engaged contractors and officials of supervising Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs) at various project sites, as part of efforts to ensure quality delivery and adherence to timelines.
Oyebode stated that “projects inspected during the tour included the newly acquired Ground Handling Equipment at the Ekiti Agro-Allied Airport; and the Aviation Fuel Dump under construction within the Ekiti Airport”.
He added that the governor also inspected ongoing construction works at the ultra-modern 80-bed medical facility at the Ekiti State University Teaching Hospital; the reconstruction of the Adekunle Fajuyi Memorial Park, Ado-Ekiti; and the new Ekiti State High Court Complex, Ado-Ekiti.
The Special Adviser stated, “The governor expressed satisfaction with the pace and quality of work being done at the various project sites visited. He restated his commitment to timely delivery of the projects and flag off of new ones in line with the shared prosperity agenda of the administration.
“Governor Oyebanji’s hands-on supervision of ongoing projects in the state underscores his governance philosophy that excellent project execution and timely delivery are best achieved through a multi-level supervision involving effective monitoring by relevant government agencies and direct oversight by the chief executive,” Oyebode stated.
The governor, who was re-elected for a second term in office on June 20, is billed for inauguration for his second d term administration on October 16.
This will mark the first time a governor would be inaugurated for two consecutive terms of office in the state.
