The party’s leadership highlighted achievements under his administration, emphasising advancements in infrastructure, healthcare, and community empowerment.
In a statement shared via its official X handle, the party declared, the Government in Osun State under Ademola Adeleke has made significant strides in various sectors since assuming office in the last two years.
Meanwhile, according to the PDP statement, the cornerstone of Adeleke’s administration has been infrastructure development, particularly road construction and rehabilitation.
The statement noted that his government has successfully completed over 90 kilometres of intercity roads across the state’s nine federal constituencies.
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The PDP stated that the initiative has improved connectivity, enhanced economic activities, and facilitated the movement of goods and people within and beyond the state, underscoring the transformative impact on the state’s economy.
The party also noted that Adeleke’s administration has also prioritised grassroots empowerment, investing nearly N389.5 million in grants to assist 50 communities and 13 vulnerable groups.
According to the PDP, these grants have enabled communities to implement micro-projects tailored to their specific needs, fostering inclusivity and local development.
The healthcare sector has seen notable reforms, particularly through the state health insurance scheme, which now includes 23,000 pensioners, the statement further stated, adding that this expansion is aimed at ensuring access to quality healthcare for all citizens, including retired public servants.
The PDP also commended the Adeleke administration for resolving longstanding pension issues, revealing that N28 billion has been disbursed to pensioners as payment for backlogs of pensions and gratuities owed by previous administrations.
Summarising the administration’s achievements, the PDP affirmed that Adeleke has improved the lives of Osun State citizens through initiatives that span multiple sectors.