Obasa inaugurates construction of eight roads in Agege LGA

The chairman of Agege Local Government, Lagos State, Abdul-Ganiyu Obasa, inaugurated the construction of eight roads on Wednesday, describing infrastructure as a priority for his administration.
The flag-off ceremony was held at the Agege Secretariat, where Mr Obasa unveiled the projects and assured residents of timely completion and adherence to quality standards.
He listed the roads as Talabi, Afolabi Lawal, Ottun and Adegbite in Ward A.
Others are Omodeinde, Tijani, Abeje and Yekini Olugoke in Ward D.
Mr Obasa said the projects would ease traffic and improve access to schools, health centres and markets.
He added that the roads would enhance connectivity across communities in Agege.
“When roads are accessible to vehicles, businesses thrive, emergency services respond more quickly and residents spend less time commuting.
“Infrastructure is governance in action. It reflects accountability, planning and transparency.
“These roads demonstrate our commitment to good governance,” he said.
The chairman assured residents that contractors would deliver quality work.
He said the projects would be closely monitored to ensure compliance with specifications and timelines.
According to him, the initiative will attract investment, reduce vehicle damage and open up neighbourhoods to economic opportunities.
Aishat Ogunmade, a resident, expressed joy over the development.
“We have waited long enough. Thank God we are now remembered. Access to schools and health centres will improve.
“We appreciate the chairman’s effort and look forward to timely completion,” she said.
The councillor representing Ward D, Johnson Jegbe, urged residents to continue supporting government programmes.
He also stressed the importance of environmental cleanliness and urged residents to avoid activities that obstruct roads and public spaces.
Deji Ajayi, a resident, expressed optimism about the projects.
He described them as a significant step toward improving transportation, environmental sustainability and socio-economic development in Agege Local Government Area.
(NAN)
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