Oro community lauds Gov Abdulrazaq, wants General hospital refurbished
The council of traditional chiefs of Oro community has commended Kwara State governor Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq for the achievements recorded in his one year in office.
In a statement jointly signed by the community national president, Olabode Alayoku and its national secretary, Alhaji Ganiu Jimoh, the community expressed gratitude to the governor for the renovation of Oro Grammar school, in Irelodun local government.
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According to them, the school was the success story of his first year in office because the school was renovated and equipped to meet the required standard.
The group while expressing concern over the deteriorating state of the only general hospital serving the community called on the governor to urgently take steps for the renovation and general upgrade of the hospital.
“Our loyalty to you has not change a bit. With the above, we again bring your attention to the deplorable situation of the oro general hospital. Our call on past governments has not been heard.
” We have earlier expressed our gratitude for your unannounced visit to the hospital during your familiarisation visit. Our hope has been that having seen things for yourself, this administration is our only hope for its reconstruction and renovation.
” The ministry of health has the completed full architectural and structural drawings of the proposed renovation as envisage by past administrations in the state.
” Permit us to sadly mention that the gradual deterioration to the present sorry state captured in the plague started since the government took over. The community through various clubs and groups had regularly carried out repairs over the years. It is now beyond us”, Alayoku stated.
