See Why Singer Portable Blasts Ogun State Governor, Abiodun
See Why Singer Portable Blasts Ogun State Governor, Abiodun

Portable Criticizes Governor Abiodun for Poor Road Conditions in Ogun State

In a recent incident highlighting the deteriorating infrastructure in Ogun State, popular Nigerian musician Portable has publicly criticized Governor Dapo Abiodun. Portable’s frustration was evident when his Range Rover broke down earlier today due to the deplorable state of the roads.

The singer took to social media to express his disappointment, sending a strong message to Governor Abiodun about the urgent need for road repairs and maintenance. Portable’s vehicle failure is just one of many instances that residents of Ogun State face daily, as the poor road conditions continue to affect transportation and the overall quality of life.
This incident has sparked a broader conversation about infrastructure development and the responsibilities of state officials in ensuring safe and functional roadways for their constituents. As the state government addresses these concerns, citizens remain hopeful for prompt and effective action to improve the si
tuation.
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