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Details: Amosun’s N1.05Billion Model School Now ‘’Public Toilet!’’

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Charles Oyelesi

Emerging details have it that a model school built by former Governor Ibikunle Amosun and valued at N1.05Billion has transformed into a ‘’public toilet’’.

The high-value project located in the state capital, Abeokuta – Kemita, Abeokuta South Local Government – is ‘’a spot for open defection’’ by residents of the area societynow.ng learned.

The mega-money project is part of a collective N27.3billion initiative by Governor Amosun that is rotting save for two that has been rescued from abandonment by the new administration of Governor Dapo Abiodun.

‘’ The completed schools have been taken over by thick bushes, reptiles and birds. At the model school in Kemita in Abeokuta South Local Government Area, bushes and thorny weeds have almost covered up the entire building; the scaffoldings have collapsed, and the building looks greenish due to weeds and algae growing on its walls. Residents of the area now use it as a preferred spot for open defecation and unpleasant smell pervades the area.’’ Preimumtimesng.com provided graphic details of the N1.05Billion located in the state capital in a new report headlined ‘’ INVESTIGATIONS: Inside Ibikunle Amosun’s N27.3 Billion abandoned model school project’’

The value of the abandoned project is obtained from the May 2012 edition of a monthly magazine published by the state’s Ministry of Information, Ogun Update.

‘’ “Each school comes to a total of N1.05 billion. The 26 schools would be a total of N27.3 billion,” Segun Odubela the Commissioner for Education in the administration of Amosun reportedly stated.

Here is a link to the full story by premiumtimesng.com – https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/406144-investigations-inside-ibikunle-amosuns-n27-3-billion-abandoned-model-school-project.html

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