The Ondo State commissioner for finance and planning, Chief Tayo Alasoadura has dismissed speculations that the state government embarked on completion of projects because of fear of the unknown and explained the position of the state's finances since the past six years.
He gave reasons for new projects on-going in the state, stressing that Governor Olusegun Agagu knew he would come back after the first term of four years, and that having used the first years to plan, what is expected now, is to start building on the foundation that had been laid in Agagu's first tenure.
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