AN OPEN LETTER FROM THE OFFICE REPRESENTING ONDO NORTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT AT THE NIGERIAN YOUTH PARLIAMENT ABUJA TO HIS EXCELLENCY ARAKURIN OLUWAROTIMI ODUNAYO AKEREDOLU , THE GOVERNOR OF ONDO STATE

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Parliamentarian Ojigbo Adeola 

AN OPEN LETTER FROM THE OFFICE REPRESENTING ONDO NORTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT AT THE NIGERIAN YOUTH PARLIAMENT ABUJA TO HIS EXCELLENCY ARAKURIN OLUWAROTIMI ODUNAYO AKEREDOLU , THE GOVERNOR OF ONDO STATE


Mr governor, we will like to appreciate your developmental impact on the state at large since you emerge as the governor , these milestone achievements  are indeed commendable. 


Recently, we heard it flying around that you have taken some steps to ensure the deadly road in Akungba is reconstructed to have a safe road for the inhabitants of the community and the commuters. We don't know how true this is but we wished it was a fact.


We can not start telling you the state of Akungba road and how we keep losing lives on this road. We are very much sure that you are aware of this. Should we talk about the accident that happened a year ago (23rd January 2021) which claimed the life of many students and some other commuters, passersby and even the parent of a student who came to visit her child from Lagos?




We cannot continue to tell you the story of so many other accidents that happen on this same road even today Tuesday, 1st February 2022 due to the hilly state of this road.  They are numerous and mostly take the life of innocent students and commuters.


We are using this medium to ask you to hasten your plan to find a lasting solution to the condition of the said road if you have a plan already. Sir, if this road is not on your agenda we urge you to kindly add it as soon as possible to put an end to the incessant life wastage on this road as a result of accidents. 


We know this requires huge capital but the life of Akungba indigenes, the life of Adekunle Ajasin University Students, the life of Ondo State state sons and daughters, the life of the good citizens of Nigeria are worth more than the cost to carry out this project. 


Once again we appreciate your developmental roadmap in the state and we shall be looking forward to hearing from your office that this road will be constructed in no time. 


GOD bless Aketi our time.


E-Signed:

Parliamentarian Ojigbo Adeola 

Representing Ondo North,

The Nigerian Youth Parliament (NYP)

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