The Kwara State Government has reiterated its dedication to improving road infrastructure in the Kwara South senatorial district as part of its ongoing urban renewal initiative.

During an inspection of ongoing road projects, Commissioner for Works and Transport, Engr. Abdulquawiy Olododo, accompanied by Engr.

Ladi Yusuf, Senior Special Assistant to the Governor on Infrastructure, assured that all projects will adhere to global standards and will be completed on time.

Engr. Olododo urged contractors to stay committed to approved specifications, warning that any lapses in quality would not be tolerated. "Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq is dedicated to building a Kwara where everyone can thrive, which is why he is focused on opening up more roads to enhance prosperity. My duty is to ensure that Kwarans receive top-quality infrastructure," Olododo stated, praising the Governor's sincerity and commitment to excellence.

The Commissioner commended the progress made so far and encouraged contractors to maintain pace and quality.

The inspection covered several key projects, including the 21KM Arandun-Esie-Oro Road Rehabilitation, 12KM Ajase-Ipo-Okeya Road, Ibrahim Taiwo-Popo-Road, Offa, and 8KM Sabaja - Oba Isin - Owa Onire, Road (Phase One).

Engr. Afolabi Ademola, the site engineer for the Sabaja—Oba Isin—Owa Onire project, expressed gratitude to the State for engaging an Indigenous contractor and assured the commissioner of strict adherence to safety, quality standards, and project timelines.

Residents of the beneficiary communities hailed the State government for the road rehabilitation, as a long-awaited relief from years of neglect that had hampered travel and economic activities in the area. They expressed appreciation to Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq and pledged their unwavering support for his continued efforts to improve Kwara.