The Guardian (Nigeria)

LASG Tasks Residents On Infrastruc­ture Protection, Commission­s Lagos- Ogun Boundary roads

- By Bertram Nwannekanm­a

LAGOS State governor, Babajide Sanwo- Olu yesterday urged residents to refrain from acts that undermine the durability of critical infrastruc­ture in the state. Speaking at the commission­ing of the Lagos- Ogun State boundary roads Phase II in Agbado Oke- Odo Local Council Developmen­t Area, he asked them to remain steadfast and take ownership of the delivered road project and join him in the journey towards a greater Lagos.

The new roads, parallel to the Lagos Abeokuta Expressway, is a functional alternativ­e as motorists can now connect Ota from Abule Egba- Ekoro through this network of roads. The residents as beneficiar­ies, he said, must note that functional maintenanc­e of the road is the responsibi­lity of not only Government but also theirs.

Earlier, special adviser on Works and Infrastruc­ture, Aramide Adeyoye, noted that Agbado Oke Odo Local Council Developmen­t Area is a strategic settlement with a fast growing population thus requiring infrastruc­tural upgrade and renewal.

She said the scope of the project, includes a dual- carriagewa­y road with reinforced concrete drains, cover slab and walkways, on both sides of the Old Otta Road, which also has a reinforced concrete bridge component, as well as the constructi­on of single carriagewa­y inner roads with reinforced concrete drains, cover slabs and walkway on both sides of Adekoya, Makinde and Suberu Oje streets.

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