The new phase coming under the Osun Rural Access and Mobility Project (RAMP II), took place in both Oragun and Oke Ila respectively. Aregbesola attributed the giant strides recorded by his administration to his commitment to modernise the state and uplift the standard of living of the people in the state. The National Coordinator of RAMP, Ubandoma Ularamu, commended the state for prompt payment of its counterpart fund. Ularamu said a total of 522.10km of rural roads and 26 river crossings (bridges) are being constructed and rehabilitated all over the state. In his remarks, the State Project Coordinator of Osun Rural Access and Mobility Project, Adelere Oriolowo, said Osun RAMP has performed beyond the expected target during the execution of the first phase of project implementation.

Source: The Guardian August 17, 2018 04:52 UTC