Months after the completion of the first set of 114 Roads Project across the 20 Local Government Areas (LGs) and 37 Local Council Development Areas (LCDAs) in Lagos State, Governor Akinwunmi Ambode has disclosed that the new set of another 114 Roads across the State will be ready in November 2017.

Ambode disclosed this during the celebration of the 2016 edition of the Lagos Cultural Day with the theme “Community Policy; A Panacea for Securing our Communities” which held at the Police College, Ikeja.
Speaking through State Commissioner for Home Affairs, Hon. Abdul Lateef Abdul Hakeem, Ambode said that “from the suburbs to the urban centres of our sprawling megacity, we broke the jinx of darkness by lighting up the neighbourhood through our “Light Up” Project. We broke the jinx of sub-urban development by providing 114 roads across 20 Local Government Areas (LGs) and 37 Local Council Development Areas (LCDAs). We are breaking the jinx of eternal gridlock and loss of productive man hours by setting free the Third Mainland – Oworonshoki - Alapere axis, Abule Egba and Ajah through improvements on traffic carriageways, lay-bys and bus shelters”.
He stressed further that “in 2015, we made a solemn promise to provide a total of 114 roads across the State with two designated roads in each of the 57 Local Government and Local Council Development Areas. We delivered on our promise and we have commenced the process for the construction of the second batch of 114 roads which, God willing, would have been completed before the next Community Day (November 2017)”.

Furthermore, the Governor thanked the tax payers in the state for the prompt payment of their taxes while urging Lagosians to continue paying their taxes to help the developmental plans of the State. In his words, “we could not have .....

usbcable:
The one in my area is yet completed and is already having pot-holes?
smh

they had to start patching it.

and I trust it will be amongst those in the 114 list.

arlomah:
hi @usbcable, thanks for this comment. Kindly share the name of the street and the location, i will surely visit for investigations. I did same at Erejuwa Makoko after the road collapsed three days after official commissioning. Same was done in Ikorodu-Itokin road too.
Thanks as i await your response.

arlomah:
hi @usbcable, thanks for this comment. Kindly share the name of the street and the location, i will surely visit for investigations. I did same at Erejuwa Makoko after the road collapsed three days after official commissioning. Same was done in Ikorodu-Itokin road too.
Thanks as i await your response.

Brightology2:
Half-bake roads

Brightology2:
Half-bake roads

Afromalaika:

You must be an Igbo. ..d only ethnic group that doesn't see anything good in others.

richidinho:


Are you the commissioner of home affairs or that of works?

usbcable:
The one in my area is yet completed and is already having pot-holes?
smh

they had to start patching it.

and I trust it will be amongst those in the 114 list.

ojun50:
All dis half half road wey u dey do, if i slap u eh u go do correct road ones nd for all.

Brightology2:
Half-bake roads

izzou:
114 roads?

Half of them will be in the Island and environs

Badagry may have like 2 inside

Good development tho

usbcable:


Odogbolu Street (around The Apostolic Church towards the Lagos-Ibadan expressway) Ketu.

I can send you pictures of the patching done.

richidinho:


Are you the commissioner of home affairs or that of works?

arlomah:
hi @usbcable, thanks for this comment. Kindly share the name of the street and the location, i will surely visit for investigations. I did same at Erejuwa Makoko after the road collapsed three days after official commissioning. Same was done in Ikorodu-Itokin road too.
Thanks as i await your response.