My promises are based on my honour – Ladoja

Accord gubernatorial candidate in Oyo State, Senator Rashidi Ladoja, has stated that the promises he made to the people of the state is based on his honour and that every promise he has made he will fulfilled by the grace of God.
Ladoja said when he is elected and sworn in as the executive governor of Oyo State come May 29, 2015, he will fulfil all his electoral promises.
Senator ladoja said it is more or less a crime for a politician to make promises they do not have the intention of honouring in order to win elections, noting that he does not belong to that class of politician.
This was contained in a statement signed by the Director of Public Communications of the Ladoja 2015 Organization, Akanmu Adeyanju, the senator in an interactive session with his fans on Facebook, said the fake promises made by the Governor Abiola Ajimobi-led All Progressives Congress government in Oyo State has become a burden on his administration.
He said this explains why so much money is being spent on propaganda, while essential services are paralyzed in the state.
Senator Ladoja remarked that marketing strategy only works for good product as the product will market itself.
He said: “If it is a bad product no amount of hype will improve its acceptability.
“He hinted that the present situation in the state is akin to the above and that’s why the people are clamouring for a more experienced person to take over the helms of affairs in the state.”
Senator Ladoja at the interactive session told his followers on Facebook that the Ajimobi administration has turned excuses and lies into achievements, having failed to implement and fulfill the promises he made before and after he became governor of Oyo State.
Senator Ladoja cited the plethora of unfilled promises to include the failure to pay the minimum wage and regular salaries to public servants; massive failure of the Ibadan beautification policy and all the agencies that went it; uncompleted dualized roads in Oyo, Iseyin, Ogbomoso, Saki and the poor shabby job of the Challenge-Lagos Expressroad. Ladoja also cited the abandoned University of Technology and the five star hotel, the collapsed educational and health sectors in Oyo State and hardship brought on artisans through uncontrolled tax policies and the wastage of public funds on second hand agricultural tractors, which have become grounded few months after purchase.
The recently employed teachers in the state are also yet to be paid, while the Ibadan circular road project has been abandoned, Ladoja said.
The Accord flag bearer said he is a tested and trusted leader who fulfilled all the promises he made to the people of the state between 2003 and 2007 and the records are there.
He urged all eligible voters in Oyo State to come out enmass for the forthcoming general elections in March and April and vote massively for all Accord candidates.