The godly man said it would have been exceptional if the cash was utilized to redo, at any rate one surrendered organization to make work for the young people.
Review that on Tuesday, Governor Akeredolu had welcomed President Muhammadu Buhari to commission a N5 billion flyover to stamp the third commemoration of his organization
In an announcement on Tuesday, Giwa condemned the Governor for placing such store into development of scaffold rather than work creation for the young people of the State.
The announcement included, "It would have been acceptable to peruse on the pages of the National dailies that the senator was welcoming President Buhari to commission, in any event one industry.
"The pace of youth joblessness in the nation is disturbing, and this has advanced social indecencies like equipped theft, abducting, cultism, sedate hawking, kid dealing, uprising, and general security challenges.
"America is honored due to industrialization. Go to any state in the United States, there are at least 30 businesses you can tally that give occupations to the individuals.
"We can't generally rely upon the Federal Government when there are things that the governors can do to check joblessness in their individual states.
"In Ondo State for example, we have Olokola venture, Cocoa Processing Company, Cassava Processing Company, Alfa 3D venture, Tomato production line, among others. I am certain that the joblessness rate could have been decreased if these organizations are working appropriately in the state.
"Mineral Flyover is admirable, however this ought not have started things out when there are processing plants they can restore to make occupations in the state. For what reason do you think individuals hurry to Lagos to live? The number of inhabitants in Lagos in 2019 was 13,904,000.
"Representative Akeredolu ought to plan something fabulous for be associated with simply like late governors Michael Adekunle Ajasin and Adebayo Adefarati who served the state perseveringly. Dad Ajasin took as much time as is needed to set up various ventures in the state."
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