The state government also claimed that the opposition party had fallen into "disarray" after allegedly failing to stop the administration's developmental agenda across the state.
The Osun State government has dismissed criticism by the All Progressives Congress (APC) over the recently commissioned Iwo Township Road, denying allegations that it executes substandard projects and insisting that all its infrastructure works comply with engineering standards and due process.
The state government also claimed that the opposition party had fallen into "disarray" after allegedly failing to stop the administration's developmental agenda across the state.
Governor Ademola Adeleke made the remarks in a statement issued on Saturday by his spokesperson, Mallam Olawale Rasheed, while reviewing his re-election campaign after touring nine local government areas and commissioning projects ahead of the August 15 governorship election.
Expressing appreciation to residents for their support, Adeleke said, "I have toured nine local governments. The massive show of support is astounding. Osun people appreciate our various projects from Osogbo to Iwo to Ila to Ilesa to Ile Ife. Where Osun APC failed, my administration performed and our people are testifying."
