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Prophet Samson Oluwamodede, a well-known clergy in Ondo State, has criticized Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa over the poor condition of the heavily used Oke-Aro/Idanre Road in Akure, the state capital.
Oluwamodede, who leads the Prayer Centre of God Worldwide, threatened to repair the road himself if the governor does not take action, emphasizing that lives are being lost daily on that route.
In a 3-minute video circulating widely on social media, the prophet highlighted the difficulties faced by commuters and residents around Owe-Akala, Abiodun, and Idanre Garage areas, describing parts of the road as deadly.
While expressing his desire for the governor’s success, he pointed out that several roads in Akure metropolis are also in similar poor conditions.
“Governor, I previously alerted you about this road and you promised to act. But now, it’s gotten worse. Heavy trucks are falling; people die daily. If nothing is done by Sunday, I will hire a grader and carry out surface dressing myself, so you won’t be embarrassed,” he warned.
In response, Governor Aiyedatiwa’s Senior Special Assistant on Strategic Communication, Allen Sowore, said the dual carriageway was only flagged off about six months ago and has already made significant progress.
Sowore said, “It is disappointing to see so much criticism over a project that is still ongoing. Rome was not built in a day. The current inconveniences are temporary, but the benefits will last for decades”’