The Lagos State government has begun the rehabilitation of the Obafemi Awolowo Way in the Igbogbo-Baiyeku Local Council Development Area of the state.
While thanking the state government as well as the LCDA government, Gbadamosi also appealed to residents to bear the momentary inconvenience that the project would cause them, stating that it was all for good.
He added that residents needed to endure whatever inconvenience the project might cause, stating that it would result in the collective good of everyone. Our correspondent observed that the perimeter fence of the LCDA secretariat, which was recently built, was also demolished. Asked if the LCDA authorities were not aware that the road construction would soon commence before building the new secretariat and if it was not a waste of public funds, Bolowotan said, “We don’t want to be selfish.”
The Chief of Staff also said the project was being handled solely by the Lagos State Public Works Corporation, adding that, “It is the first ever full road construction that the Public Works will embark upon since creation.”
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