The recent claims made by an aide to the Ogun State Governor, suggesting that Senator Gbenga Daniel (OGD) has been falsely taking credit for road construction projects in Ijebu-Ode, are misleading and inaccurate, Seunmanuel Faleye writes.
As the documents show, there are indeed two separate and parallel road projects underway in the area—one being a state government project on the Prison/Igbeba Road, and the other a project facilitated by Senator Gbenga Daniel on the Eid/Oladehinde Joseph/Luba Road leading to the Ogbogbo Junction.
While the state government project is a laudable initiative, it is important to recognize and give due credit to the efforts of Senator Daniel in securing and facilitating the construction of the Eid/Oladehinde Joseph/Luba Road project for his constituents in Ijebu-Ode.
The documents clearly indicate that this road project, which serves as a vital thoroughfare supporting daily commuting and seasonal festivities in the area, is a direct result of Senator Daniel’s commitment to infrastructure development and improving the living standards of the people he represents.
It is disappointing that the governor’s aide, who appears to be unfamiliar with the local geography and politics of Ogun East, would attempt to downplay Senator Daniel’s contributions and spread misinformation. In the spirit of constructive governance, it is crucial that all political stakeholders work together to drive development in the state rather than engage in unproductive finger-pointing.
Senator Gbenga Daniel has a long-standing reputation as a dedicated public servant, and his track record of securing infrastructure projects for his constituents is well documented. The people of Ijebu-Ode and Ogun East can attest to the transformative impact of his efforts, which have tangibly improved their daily lives and community.
As such, it is important to set the record straight and ensure that Senator Daniel’s legitimate contributions are recognized, rather than being obscured by misinformation or political posturing. The people deserve leaders who put their needs first and work collaboratively to deliver real, impactful development.
Seunmanuel Faleye is a brand and communications strategist. He is a covert writer and an overt creative head. He publishes Apple’s Bite International Magazine.
