Ondo Governor's Lodge fails soil, material tests, Akeredolu builds new one

Akeredolu at the foundation laying ceremony for Ondo governor’s lodge

Akeredolu at the foundation laying ceremony for new Ondo governor's lodge

Akeredolu at the foundation laying ceremony for new Ondo governor's lodge
Akeredolu at the foundation laying ceremony for new Ondo governor’s lodge


By Abankula with Ayodeji Alabi/Akure

The existing Ondo Governor’s Lodge has failed soil and material tests and has become dilapidated.

Mr Olufemi Bello, an architect, who is the project consultant for the new lodge said this today.

“We advised the building of a new structure. We looked at the design parameters and came up with the design of the proposed structure.

“It is a legacy project, and it is not meant for just this administration alone. Within the next 25 to 30 years, others will also use the building,” Bello said.

Akeredolu agreed with the architect’s verdict, as he laid the foundation for another befitting governors lodge on approximately 2,000 square meters of land.

“We are not putting up a humongous structure, but one that befits a governor.

“Other people will still use this lodge, it is not my house, but for Ondo State, which we will be proud of,” he said.

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He said professionals, with over 100 years of combined experience in various fields, would be used to build the new lodge.

The foundation laying of the new Governor’s Lodge at the Government House, Alagbaka, was part of events to commemorate 100 days of Akeredolu’s second term in office.

Akeredolu reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to security of lives and properties of Ondo residents.

According to him, the security of lives and properties of residents of the state is important and key to his administration.

The governor, who said there was a lot of challenges in the country, thanked the state security chiefs for their services.

Akeredolu urged Ondo State residents to remain focused and support the government.

“We will not be here to mislead you. Our commitment to the people is not something we can compromise,” he said.

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