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Nigerian Bishop Threatens To Shut Down Oyo, Ogbomoso Road If Project Is Not Completed By August 1st

Bishop Ademola Moradeyo, Bishop of Methodist Church Nigeria, Diocese of Ogbomoso, has appealed to Federal Government to complete the dualisation of Ogbomosho-Ilorin Road lamenting that the road has claimed many lives.

According to the Independent, Bishop Moradeyo warned that the church would shut Ogbomoso/Oyo dual carriage road down on August 1, 2018 if the Federal Government fails to complete the road project.
Speaking at the funeral of Mr. Johnson Abiodun Fawole, one of the three Secondary School Principals who died in a ghastly motor accident along the old Ogbomoso/Oyo Road last Wednesday, the Bishop lamented the incessant loss of citizens of Ogbomoso land on the road.
Bishop Moradeyo described the abandonment of the road while the Ibadan/Oyo and Ogbomoso/Ilorin road that lies at both ends of the road had been completed as corruption of the highest order.
He wondered why the portion of the road that lies in between Ibadan/Oyo and Ogbomoso/Ilorin was abandoned saying that the action amount to injustice
The cleric said if nothing were done on the road within the next six months, he would mobilise the people of Ogbomoso land to paralyse vehicular movement on the ever-busy road.
Bishop Moradeyo described the death of Mr. Fawole, two other principal among others as a colossal loss to the family, church, community and the nation as a whole.
While expressing the heartfelt sympathy of Governor Abiola Ajimobi to the family and the entire community, Bishop Moradeyo charged the state government to ensure that the entitlements of the officers who died in active service were paid promptly.
Quoting from the book of Hebrew Chapter 12, verse 14, in his sermon entitled, ‘Complete Preparation,’ the Presbyter of the church, Very Rev. Tope Owolabi urged the congregation to prepare fully for the day of the Lord.
While describing death as inevitable, Owolabi noted that death is no respecter of status and age adding that every individual should get himself ready for the great calling at all times.




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