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Ambode Commissions 21 Road Networks In Alimosho, Near Lagos-Ogun Border

There appear to be no stopping for Gov. Akinwunmi Ambode.
The indefatigable governor of Lagos state recently commissioned 21 road networks in Alimosho Local Government Area. These road networks are located at the Lagos-Ogun boundary network.
Part of the network of roads commissioned is the new Ikola Bridge (Old Obasanjo Bridge).
The two bridges commissioned together with the 19 roads have a combine length of 27.4km. The newly commissioned roads was designed and constructed to ease access to across the area and across the Lagos and Ogun state. The new roads are also expected to reduce the traffic gridlocks around that area and to boost commercial and trade activities across the borders.
Other part of the newly commissioned road network include the AIT/Raypower Road. This road was upgraded from a single carriage to a dual carriage road. This was done with the aim of improving its traffic capacity. This road is also intended to receive and distribute traffic through Oko-Filling, Old Otta Road, Osenatu, Illo, etc.
Indeed, Ambode is not joking.

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