Governor Ademola Adeleke of Osun State has reaffirmed that his administration has not relied on loans for any of its projects. Speaking during his second anniversary in office, the governor emphasized his focus on eliminating financial leakages and maximizing local resources to fund state initiatives while maintaining high standards of governance.

In his address, Adeleke highlighted his administration’s dedication to transparency, stating that no funds have been borrowed for the execution of projects. “We simply stopped financial leaks, utilized local resources, and ensured our projects adhered to the highest standards,” he explained. He further emphasized that no projects from his predecessor’s term were abandoned, and contractors were retained, reinforcing his government’s commitment to continuity and openness.

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Over the past two years, Governor Adeleke has introduced a five-point agenda aimed at tackling the state’s critical issues. Reflecting on his accomplishments, he expressed gratitude for the progress achieved and reaffirmed his dedication to improving governance and public welfare.

Looking ahead, Adeleke assured citizens that all ongoing projects would be completed in the remaining two years of his term. He outlined plans to address both infrastructural and social needs, with a balanced focus on hard and soft infrastructure development. Additionally, the governor announced upcoming town hall meetings and the commissioning of new projects to mark the anniversary celebrations.