Fayemi declares, “I will not leave an abandoned project for my successor.”

Dr. Kayode Fayemi, the governor of Ekiti State, has stated that all ongoing development projects started by his administration will be completed before the end of his term.

Despite the state’s financial difficulties, he said, measures had been put in place to ensure that no ongoing project across the three senatorial zones would be abandoned for his successor in 2022.

The governor, who spoke yesterday in Ado Ekiti at the first edition of Ekiti State Civic Engagement with interest groups, said his administration was still ahead in terms of implementing people-oriented projects that would boost genuine socio-economic development.

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Fayemi, who was represented by his deputy, Otunba Bisi Egbeyemi, credited his administration’s collaboration with development partners for the state’s ongoing massive investment.

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The resurrected Ikun Dairy Farm, Rice Mills in Ado Ekiti, Cassava Processing Plants in the Oke Ako-Irele axis, rehabilitation of major dams, and the ongoing Agro Cargo Airport are among the projects facilitated by the government’s partnership with development partners, he said.

Fayemi stated that he was always looking for development partners to help the state’s economy recover, and that the airport project would be completed before the end of his term.