‘Our Road Is a Nightmare!’ — Pastor Genesis Calls Ogun Governor for Urgent Fix

Pastor Israel Oladele Ogundipe, popularly known as Genesis, the founder of Genesis Global Church, has joined the growing chorus of voices calling on the Ogun State Governor, Prince Dapo Abiodun, to urgently fix the deteriorating roads across the state.

Expressing deep concern for residents and motorists, Pastor Genesis described the situation as unbearable and a major setback to community development.

“This road is totally bad; our road is becoming a nightmare, we need urgent assistance, please,” he lamented, appealing directly to the governor for swift intervention.

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The cleric, known for his humanitarian outreach and advocacy for social reform, said the poor state of roads in Ogun communities has made life difficult for the people.

He emphasized that good infrastructure remains a vital part of any government’s commitment to its citizens, urging the governor to take decisive action.

Residents of the affected areas echoed the pastor’s plea, narrating how the deplorable condition of the roads has disrupted business activities, caused frequent vehicle breakdowns, and increased travel time.

Many say the situation worsens during the rainy season, leaving commuters stranded and communities cut off.

Pastor Genesis’s intervention, coming from a religious leader with a community following, highlights the growing frustration among Ogun residents. His call serves as a reminder today the state government of the urgent need to rehabilitate critical road networks and restore public confidence.

He appealed to Governor Abiodun to “match promises with action” and make road rehabilitation a priority, saying, “The people of Ogun State deserve better roads and a government that listens to their pain.”

The plea adds to the rising demand for infrastructural renewal across the state, as citizens look forward to tangible improvements that will ease movement, boost trade, and enhance the overall quality of life.