By Abiodun Komolafe
IT is a matter of days before the electorate in Osun goes to the polls to elect a successor to Rauf Aregbesola, the outgoing state governor.
Nature, they say, abhors vacuum. As Aregbesola’s administration gradually but furiously winds down, it is incumbent on the people to assess where they are coming from, with a view to envisioning what the future holds for them.
A flip back to the last eight years with the benefit of hindsight, Aregbesola met a state at its developmental nadir. The governor met a rudderless state, where every facet of government was comatose. Worse hit were social infrastructure, education, health and commerce. The preceding government, overseen by the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, was profligate with state resources owing to its misplaced priorities and astounding banality. Then enter Aregbesola who worked assiduously to change the…
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