Ogun state Governor, Ibikunle Amosun
The Senate ad-hoc Committee on Works has inspected erosion sites across Ogun State, saying it had received numerous petitions on bad roads and ecological disasters across the country.
The committee, represented by two of its members, Senator Lanre Tejuoso of Ogun Central Senatorial District and Senator Tayo Alasoadura of Ondo Central Senatorial District, visited Makun in Sagamu, Kekere-Ekun in Ijebu-Ode and Adigbe in Abeokuta areas of the state.
Speaking after their inspection, Tejuoso described their mission to the state as urgent and timely, adding that the committee was set up principally because of the numerous petitions received by Senate on ecological disasters from the people across the country.
He said there were numerous petitions by Nigerians on various ecological disasters in areas across the country, such as erosion, gullies, potholes and so on.
He also said the Senate has received many petitions on bad roads all over the country, thus the Committee on works immediately swung into action by mandating members to go and inspect the places in the country where petitions were received.
The committee, represented by two of its members, Senator Lanre Tejuoso of Ogun Central Senatorial District and Senator Tayo Alasoadura of Ondo Central Senatorial District, visited Makun in Sagamu, Kekere-Ekun in Ijebu-Ode and Adigbe in Abeokuta areas of the state.
Speaking after their inspection, Tejuoso described their mission to the state as urgent and timely, adding that the committee was set up principally because of the numerous petitions received by Senate on ecological disasters from the people across the country.
He said there were numerous petitions by Nigerians on various ecological disasters in areas across the country, such as erosion, gullies, potholes and so on.
He also said the Senate has received many petitions on bad roads all over the country, thus the Committee on works immediately swung into action by mandating members to go and inspect the places in the country where petitions were received.
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