● Governor Has Delivered Historic Projects, Bigger Development Agenda Ahead
● Spokesperson Unveils Plans for More Roads, Industrial Hub, Water Supply, Agriculture
Iwo | July 4, 2026
The Spokesperson to Governor Ademola Adeleke, Mallam Olawale Rasheed (MOR), has outlined why the people of Iwoland should overwhelmingly support Governor Ademola Adeleke's re-election, saying the administration has not only delivered unprecedented infrastructure across the constituency but also has a bigger development agenda that can only be realized through continuity in government.
Speaking at the meeting of the Iwo Action Council (IWAC), MOR said Governor Adeleke has transformed Iwoland in less than four years with landmark projects while laying the foundation for another phase of development focused on infrastructure, industrialization, water resources, agriculture and urban renewal.
According to him, no administration has undertaken the scale of road development currently witnessed across Iwoland within such a short period.
He listed completed and ongoing projects to include the Araromi-Panada-Kuti Road, Osogbo Junction-Ajigbaagun Road, Feesu-Agbowo Road, Ile-Amin-Jagun Ode Road, Post Office-Muniare-Oke Bode/Okefa Road, the ongoing Testing Ground-Gaa Fulani-Amuludun Road and the Agoro-Patara Road.
MOR said the administration crowned these interventions with the construction of the first major dual carriageway in the history of Iwo through the dualisation of the Odo Ori-Adeke Road.
He explained that the project goes beyond road expansion, describing it as a comprehensive redevelopment of the Iwo city centre stretching from Palace Junction through Akaso Junction to the Post Office Junction.
> "Governor Adeleke did not just dualise roads; he redesigned the heart of Iwo. It is a city centre development project that will change the face of the town for generations to come," he said.
The Governor's spokesperson also highlighted the reconstruction of the Adeke Bridge, noting that the once-troubled bridge has now been restored to improve movement and connectivity within the town.
Beyond infrastructure, MOR disclosed that the Iwo Water Works has been reactivated, while the remaining phase of the project will be completed as more funds become available.
He further unveiled Governor Adeleke's next development priorities for Iwoland, revealing plans to develop the Oke-Oba axis into an industrial hub that will leverage the Federal Government's Inland Dry Port located at Erunmu in Oyo State.
According to him, the old Samosta Farms will also be repackaged by the Osun State Investment Company Limited (OSICOL) to attract global agricultural investors, with Governor Adeleke directing that the host community should participate in the ownership of the farm.
MOR also disclosed plans to extend the ongoing dualisation from Post Office to Adeke Junction, while another dual carriageway is proposed from Oluponna Junction to Kara Market.
He maintained that Governor Adeleke has not only transformed Iwoland through landmark infrastructure but has also strengthened unity across the constituency by running an inclusive administration that gives equal attention to every section of the community.
Urging the people of Iwoland to vote massively for Governor Adeleke, MOR said the Governor has delivered projects many once considered impossible, stressing that continuity in government would guarantee the completion of ongoing projects and the implementation of the administration's bigger development agenda for Iwoland.
The meeting was attended by the President and members of the Iwo Action Council (IWAC), representatives of various Iwo social clubs, and stakeholders from the major political parties.
