UPDATE: RECONSTRUCTION OF THE FAILED SECTION ON IYANA-ERA ROAD IN OJO LOCAL GOVERNMENT DONE BY THE LAGOS STATE GOVERNMENT.

… ROAD NOW OPEN TO MOTORISTS.


The reconstruction of the failed section on ABULE-ILOGBO-ERA road, Ojo Local Government Area was awarded on 31st December 2020 but due to effect of COVID-19 Pandemic, the contractor was unable to mobilize to site until August 2021

Lanrelagboi:
UPDATE: RECONSTRUCTION OF THE FAILED SECTION ON IYANA-ERA ROAD IN OJO LOCAL GOVERNMENT DONE BY THE LAGOS STATE GOVERNMENT.

… ROAD NOW OPEN TO MOTORISTS.

#SanwoAgain
#SanwoLekansi
#ForAGreaterLagos

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The reconstruction of the failed section on ABULE-ILOGBO-ERA road, Ojo Local Government Area was awarded on 31st December 2020 but due to effect of COVID-19 Pandemic, the contractor was unable to mobilize to site until August 2021.

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https://twitter.com/Mr_JAGs/status/1561614489224609793?t=5XQV95dV_2anvIUN3pjKow&s=19

Blackfire:
Lagos is a slum

The lack of state-owned pipe-borne water in the homes of Lagos residents has continued to be a source of concern, a non-profit group, Corporate Accountability and Public Advocacy Africa (CAPPA) has said.

At a press event to mark this year’s World Water Day, the group said its monitoring team’s visit to state-owned waterworks showed that most of them are not operational.

The group said the waterworks it visited include the ones at Maryland, Mushin, Ikorodu, Obalende, Agbowa, Onikan, Ikoyi, and Amuwo Odofin.

Only the one in Ikoyi is producing water, according to CAPPA.

https://www.premiumtimesng.com/regional/ssouth-west/450615-world-water-day-lagos-water-crisis-worsening-group-says.html

Findings by Daily Trust Saturday revealed that many traders in different markets across the state defecate in polythene bags or a four-litre paint bucket with cover, which they stuck under slabs along the roads while those who use bucket empty their faeces into nearby gutters, water channels or canals at the close of the day.

Daily Trust Saturday reporter once sighted a full-grown sane man defecating on the Ikeja bridge leading to Mobolaji Bank Anthony Way at about 9am. He was seen bending close to other dry excreta in the full glare of motorists who drove past him.

Aside from open defecation, another common practice is public urination, which takes place virtually everywhere and practiced by all classes of people residing in the state including elite, illiterates, male, female, young and old.

The guiltiest are the men (young and old) as they empty their bladders in the full glare of the public, at any time and anywhere with total disregard for the law against such practice. Commercial bus drivers and conductors while stuck in traffic normally alight to pass urine right on the tarred road by their buses, without considering that the smell of urine can be offensive.

Hoodlums, street urchins and people who are homeless and sleep in open places like under bridges, roadside, shops, markets etc are also guilty of this practice as they freely defecate and urinate anywhere they deem fit.

https://dailytrust.com/open-defecation-urination-defacing-lagos-city

Atarakpa:
Lagos state govt from tinubu tenure till date are doing well. Nigerians why not give this man (BAT) a chance to do same to whole federation. Ejoor

JASONjnr:
Glorified slum.....


I can't believe that with the kind of money that Lagos state is making, the state is below development......


And the man heading the state is busy parading bullion vans up and down....

Atarakpa:
Lagos state govt from tinubu tenure till date are doing well. Nigerians why not give this man (BAT) a chance to do same to whole federation. Ejoor