ASIWAJU ASEYORI AYOWOLE ADEMOYEGUN SUPPORTS AYEDATIWA URBAN RENEWAL PROGRAMME
* Governor Aiyedatiwa’s urban renewal program has shown promising results, particularly in road rehabilitation projects across Akure. The administration’s efforts to improve infrastructure and develop the city are commendable. Regarding the Alagbaka Staff Quarters, revamping the area could enhance the city’s aesthetic appeal and functionality.
To further support Akure’s growth, consider the following key areas:
– *New General Hospital:* Establishing a new general hospital would significantly improve access to secondary healthcare services for residents. This would reduce the burden on existing healthcare facilities and provide better medical care.
– *Autonomous College of Nursing Sciences:* Upgrading the school of nursing to an autonomous College of Nursing Sciences would revitalize the institution and enhance healthcare education in the region. This move would address the current decline of the school. It should be completely detached from UNIMED. The old School of Nursing campus is now a caricature of its old outlook.
The success of urban renewal projects relies heavily on community engagement and transparency. Ensuring the process is free from ulterior motives and prioritizing the needs of residents will be crucial. By focusing on these areas, the administration can create a more sustainable and thriving community.
*Key Benefits:*
– Improved Infrastructure: Enhanced roads and public services
– *Better Healthcare* : Increased access to quality medical care
– *Quality Education* : Upgraded institutions with improved facilities and curriculum
By addressing these concerns, the administration can further develop Akure and improve the quality of life for its residents.
Akures shall continue to be grateful to Governor Ayedatiwa for the timely and prompt release of the Specialist Hospital in Akure to serve as the take-off point and temporary site of FUTA Teaching Hospital, Akure.