Ogbeni Odulate Commends Governor Abiodun as Gateway International Airport Records Maiden Flight

The Executive Chairman of Sagamu Local Government, Ogbeni Jubril Olasile Odulate, has applauded the Ogun State Governor, Prince Dapo Abiodun, CON, for his visionary leadership following the successful maiden flight from the Gateway International Airport, Iperu, describing it as a testament to purposeful governance and forward-looking development.

Ogbeni Odulate, who witnessed the historic takeoff, expressed profound pride as a son of Remoland, noting that the event symbolized the tangible results of Governor Abiodun’s infrastructural drive across the state.

According to him, the realization of the Gateway International Airport project reflects the Governor’s commitment to transforming Ogun State into an investment-friendly and economically viable hub.

“Watching the aircraft ascend filled me with immense pride. This milestone mirrors the Governor’s relentless dedication to making Ogun a model of development and progress,” Odulate stated.

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He further emphasized that the new airport would not only facilitate air travel but also stimulate economic activities, create employment opportunities, attract investors, and boost the state’s standing within Nigeria’s aviation and business sectors.

“This landmark project will open new markets, strengthen regional commerce, and advance Ogun’s competitiveness in the national economy,” he added.

On behalf of the people of Sagamu Local Government, Ogbeni Odulate extended hearty congratulations to Governor Abiodun for what he described as “a defining moment in the state’s development journey.”

“I am proud to associate with an administration that continues to translate vision into reality for the collective progress of Ogun State,” he concluded.