“We are all working together and I am happy about all the observations you’ve laid out.”
, last year, road users in Lagos heaved a sigh of relief, hoping the road would see completion earlier than the November 2020 deadline.
During the inspection, Fashola assured members of the press that the government was dedicated to the speedy completion of the highway to ease the problems of bad roads and gridlock on the axis. To road users’ dismay, all these assurances are yet to be seen or felt, as construction seems to be slow. Workers are on site from Monday to Friday. They do not work on weekends.
Commuters had expected that after resuming from the four-week break caused by the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown, workers would have increased the pace to cover for the weeks lost, instead, they resume around 10a.m and close between 4:30 and 5p.m. A commercial bus driver, Rauf Ogundeji lamented the blockage of access roads by traders of the Ladipo Automobile Market. “Activities of traders at Ladipo Market should be checked. They have blocked many of the adjourning roads from Ilasa to Five Star, Matori, Ladipo and Toyota.Another commuter, Ruth Samuel told The Guardian that the situation has forced her to always trek long distances.
Nigeria Latest News, Nigeria Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
PTF laments 280 Gombe pending samples
Read more »
COVID-19: Governors lament increasing cases in North, make new demands from BuhariNorthern government have called for federal government's intervention as their states records more Coronavirus cases. So far, Nigeria has recorded 6,677 cases of the disease with 200 deaths recorded. According to NCDC data, most Northern states are listed among the top ten states in Nigeria with highest cases of COVID-19. The governors in a communiqu\u00e9
Read more »
Fashion accessories traders lament poor sales in NguruMany traders in Nguru, Yobe State, who specialise in the sale of women’s fashion accessories, are lamenting a tun of fortune as they record low customer patronage as the sallah festivities approach…
Read more »
Jos fruit traders lament falling sales under lockdownFruit sellers in Jos, the capital of Plateau State have decried poor sales due to the total lockdown directive imposed by the state government since February to stem the spread of COVID-19 pandemi…
Read more »
Tipper kills two, injures 12 in Anambra auto crashTwo persons lost their lives while twelve sustained varying degrees of injury in an auto crash on the Onitsha/Owerri Expressway, Anambra State....
Read more »
COVID-19: Health workers in Kogi in danger - NMA – Daily TrustThe Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) in Kogi State has lamented that lack of enough testing for COVID-19 is putting the doctors and oth...
Read more »