THE Lagos State government has assured
residents that at least 456 new inner city
roads would be completed before the end of
his administration in 2019.
It also urged royal fathers, traditional chiefs,
Community Development Associations (CDAs)
and other stakeholders in communities across
the state to cultivate the habit of reporting
suspicious movement around them on time to
security agencies in order to nip in the bud
any potential security threats in their
neigbourhood.
Governor Akinwunmi Ambode, spoke through
his representatives at different locations
during the ongoing commissioning of 114
roads newly constructed in all the 20 Local
Government Areas, LGA, and 37 Local Council
Development Areas, LCDAs, in the state.
his representatives at different locations
during the ongoing commissioning of 114
roads newly constructed in all the 20 Local
Government Areas, LGA, and 37 Local Council
Development Areas, LCDAs, in the state.
Ambode at the commissioning of Federal Low
Cost Bypass in Ikorodu North LCDA assured
that at least 456 inner city roads would have
been commissioned before the end of his
administration in 2019..
Cost Bypass in Ikorodu North LCDA assured
that at least 456 inner city roads would have
been commissioned before the end of his
administration in 2019..
Newly constructed and commissioned Ojediran
Street in Ikorodu West Local Council
Development Area by Governor Akinwunmi
Ambode as one of the 114 Local Government
Roads, on Tuesday, September 20, 2016.
Represented by his Senior Special Assistant on
Community Affairs, Alhaji Tajudeen Quadri,
Ambode said “another set of 114 roads have
been identified and will be delivered next
year.”
Also speaking through the Commissioner for
Women Affairs and Poverty Alleviation,
Street in Ikorodu West Local Council
Development Area by Governor Akinwunmi
Ambode as one of the 114 Local Government
Roads, on Tuesday, September 20, 2016.
Represented by his Senior Special Assistant on
Community Affairs, Alhaji Tajudeen Quadri,
Ambode said “another set of 114 roads have
been identified and will be delivered next
year.”
Also speaking through the Commissioner for
Women Affairs and Poverty Alleviation,
Mrs.
Lola Akande at the commissioning of some of
the newly built roads in Egbe-Idimu LCDA,
said there was great need for community
leaders to assist security agencies to address
the menace of cultism, kidnapping,
miscreants, vandalism and hoodlums by
providing timely information..
Lola Akande at the commissioning of some of
the newly built roads in Egbe-Idimu LCDA,
said there was great need for community
leaders to assist security agencies to address
the menace of cultism, kidnapping,
miscreants, vandalism and hoodlums by
providing timely information..
He said in another one year, projects that
would impact the community and new sets of
roads, two in each local government and local
council development area will emerge.
would impact the community and new sets of
roads, two in each local government and local
council development area will emerge.
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