He commended him for his role in ensuring the return of democratic governance in Nigeria.
Mr Tella moved the motion for its adoption, seconded by Adeyanju Adegoke and supported by all the members.
He disclosed that a good amount had been budgeted to give palliatives to residents of the affected area.
He highlighted the pivotal role of agriculture in the state’s economic roadmap.
Mr Adeleye also acknowledged Mr Abiodun for executing at least a project in each of the 236 wards of the state.
The minister visited the Oyan dam and the flooded Isheri area during the tour.
Mr Arigbabu said it should be remembered that the state government’s free education policy was still in place.
He assured that when such a petition was received, the assembly would act on it immediately.
The move led to protests and the deployment of security agents in the area.
The president’s message was delivered by Gov. Dapo Abiodun of Ogun State.
