Minister of Works, Power and Housing, Mr. Raji Fashola (SAN), at the weekend restated the commitment of the federal government to ensure the completion of all abandoned projects of the past administration scattered across the country so as to make life more bearable for the citizens.
He said that change needs not be dysfunctional, adding that it must add value to the people of the country.
Fasola, who disclosed at the commissioning of 100 units of ministerial pilot housing scheme, financed by the Federal Mortgage Bank of Nigeria (FMBN), off Ogbomoso-Ilorin Expressway, said that the purpose of political power is to improve human dignity.
He said: “I want to acknowledge that this housing estate project was started during the last administration in 2014. It’s important to do so and I know that traditionally when administrations change, especially when political ideologies also change, people are apprehensive of what happened to uncompleted projects.
‘People may have been worried what would happen to this estate. Gladly today, President Buhari has said that change does not have to be dysfunctional,” he said.
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