Adeleke praised for projects preserving Ife’s heritage
Officials and traditional leaders have commended Ademola Adeleke for his ongoing infrastructural projects in Ile-Ife. Oba Idowu Adediwura, the Obalufe of Ile-Ife, highlighted how these efforts have helped protect the town’s cultural legacy and improved access for residents and tourists. He noted that years of neglect had previously embarrassed the historic city. The projects are seen as vital for promoting culture and honouring Ile-Ife’s status as the cradle of the Yoruba race.
What we know
- Oba Idowu Adediwura praised Governor Ademola Adeleke for initiating a N14bn flyover and 17 road projects in Ile-Ife.
- The projects have improved access to cultural centres and are expected to enhance the experience of tourists and worshippers.
- Completed roads include Iredunmi–Oke Ijan, Oriyangi–St John, Manchester–Igboya, and several others across the town.
- The Director of Highways, Moruf Ojebode, stated that the flyover project is about 80 percent complete.
- Ongoing works also cover Edunabon–Tonkere and Ayedaade roads, with more improvements planned.
