The Technical Adviser to the Ekiti State Governor on Road Infrastructure, Engr. Tope Fatukasi, has said the administration of Governor Biodun Oyebanji has surpassed initial projections and expectations in road construction and rehabilitation across the state.

Fatukasi disclosed this on Tuesday in Ado-Ekiti during the interactive S’etigbo multicast programme anchored by the Bureau of Community Communications.

He revealed that the administration had completed over 236 kilometres of roads across Ekiti State, saying the interventions were aimed at improving connectivity and easing transportation for residents.

According to him, Governor Oyebanji has also approved the comprehensive rehabilitation of township roads in Ikole, Efon and Ado-Ekiti, while road infrastructure across all local government areas has been prioritised.

The governor’s aide said his assessment of the administration’s performance was based on his knowledge of the state’s budgetary projections and his involvement in the preparation of budgets for road infrastructure.

Fatukasi explained that comparing the administration’s current achievements with previous projections showed that the governor had gone beyond what was initially anticipated in the road sector.

He commended Governor Oyebanji’s commitment to infrastructural development, describing the administration’s interventions in the road sector as remarkable.

He said residents should expect more road interventions as the government continues its efforts to address infrastructure deficits across the state.

Fatukasi also appealed to Ekiti residents to continue supporting and praying for the governor, particularly for good health, wisdom, sound judgment and strength to implement his developmental agenda.

He described Governor Oyebanji’s emergence as a divine arrangement and expressed optimism that the administration’s development programmes would continue to improve the lives of residents and transform the state.