Gov. Abiodun Reaffirms Commitment to Grassroots Development, Says Ogun Has Provided Over ₦1bn Support to Businesses
Ogun State Governor, Prince Dapo Abiodun, has reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to grassroots development, economic empowerment and community growth, disclosing that over ₦1 billion in financial support has been provided to artisans, traders, small businesses and cooperative societies across the state.
The governor made this known while joining community leaders, cooperative societies, traders, artisans and other stakeholders to commemorate the 2026 International Community Development Day and World Trade Day in Ogun State.
Abiodun said his administration had continued to prioritise grassroots development through its ISEYA Agenda, particularly in infrastructure, education, healthcare, youth empowerment, agriculture and the creation of economic opportunities.
He disclosed that, in addition to the financial interventions for businesses and cooperative societies, over 200 Community Development Associations (CDAs) across the state had also benefited from government support.
The governor reiterated his administration’s commitment to improving rural connectivity, strengthening community institutions and creating an enabling environment for businesses to thrive.
He also commended President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda, noting that the Federal Government’s policy direction, alongside strategic investments by his administration in road infrastructure, aviation, housing and other critical sectors, continued to strengthen Ogun State’s economy.
Abiodun further assured stakeholders of his administration’s readiness to address concerns and requests presented during the celebration, including plans to renovate the institute, construct a befitting hall and provide other necessary facilities.
As his administration approaches the concluding phase of its tenure, the governor assured residents of its determination to consolidate achievements, ensure an orderly transition and sustain the progress recorded under the Building Our Future Together Agenda.
He called for continued collaboration among government, community leaders, traders, artisans and other stakeholders, stressing that collective efforts remained essential to building stronger communities and a more prosperous Ogun State.
