The criticism vented on a social media platform known as Remo Parliament centres on what residents see as a fundamental disconnect between the governor’s public pronouncements and actual delivery on the ground. According to local observers, the Abiodun administration has become synonymous with endless planning sessions and ceremonial activities that rarely translate into tangible benefits for the people.
Perhaps nowhere is the frustration more palpable than in the ongoing infrastructure challenges facing the region. The deplorable state of the Sagamu-Ijebu Ode and Ijebu Ode-Ibadan roads has become a symbol of the administration’s inability to address critical needs. Despite being federal roads, critics argue that a proactive state government could have intervened using established refund mechanisms – a strategy successfully employed by other governors.
A recurring theme in the criticism is the perception that Governor Abiodun has misplaced priorities. Sources close to the matter suggest that rather than focusing on governance, the governor has developed an unhealthy obsession with federal attention and Lagos social circles.