The Lagos State Government has made significant progress in the rehabilitation of the Ogudu/Ifako Bridge. The first phase of the project has been completed 11 days ahead of schedule, demonstrating the government’s commitment to timely project delivery.
The Special Adviser to the Governor on Transportation, Hon. Sola Giwa, praised Lagosians for their patience and cooperation during the project execution. He emphasized that the collective responsibility exhibited by the public has been instrumental in the project’s success.
The first phase of the project was completed in 39 days, surpassing the original 50-day schedule. This achievement is a testament to the government’s efficiency and dedication to infrastructural development
The Ogudu/Ifako Bridge rehabilitation project is divided into eight phases. The first four phases cover the inbound Alapere section, while the remaining four phases will address the inbound Oworonshoki section. The entire project is expected to last 110 days.
The second phase of the project will commence without delay, focusing on the inbound Oworonshoki direction. The government has assured the public of quality work and minimal disruptions during the project execution.
The Lagos State Traffic Management Authority (LASTMA) played a crucial role in managing traffic and ensuring minimal disruptions during the rehabilitation works. The agency’s efforts have been instrumental in maintaining order and safety on the roads.
The Lagos State Government is committed to delivering infrastructure that fortifies public safety, streamlines transportation, and reinforces the economic backbone of the state. The government assures the public of its dedication to quality work and timely project delivery.
The Ogudu/Ifako Bridge rehabilitation project is critical to the state’s infrastructure development. The project will improve the bridge’s structural integrity, reduce traffic congestion, and enhance the overall transportation experience for commuters.
The project’s completion will have a significant impact on commuters, reducing travel time and improving road safety. The government’s efforts to minimize disruptions during the project execution have been appreciated by the public.
The government assured the public of its commitment to quality work and minimal disruptions during the project execution. The agency’s efforts to manage traffic and ensure safety have been instrumental in maintaining order on the road.
The Lagos State Government’s accelerated completion of the first phase of the Ogudu/Ifako Bridge rehabilitation project is a testament to its commitment to infrastructural development. The government’s efforts to promote quality work and minimize disruptions have been appreciated by the public.
As the second phase of the project commences, the government is expected to maintain its commitment to quality work and timely project delivery. The public can expect improved infrastructure and reduced traffic congestion upon the project’s completion.
The government is finalizing preparations for the second phase of the project, which will focus on the inbound Oworonshoki direction. The agency’s efforts to manage traffic and ensure safety will continue to be critical to the project’s success.
The public appreciated the government’s efforts to improve infrastructure and reduce traffic congestion. The accelerated completion of the first phase of the project has demonstrated the government’s commitment to timely project delivery.
The Lagos State Government is committed to delivering quality infrastructure that meets the needs of the public. The agency’s efforts to promote quality work and minimize disruptions have been instrumental in maintaining public trust and confidence.
