WITHIN SIX MONTHS,OGUN EXPENDS OVER N7.38BN ON ROAD CONSTRUCTION, REHABILITATION - Global Report

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Wednesday, July 28, 2021

WITHIN SIX MONTHS,OGUN EXPENDS OVER N7.38BN ON ROAD CONSTRUCTION, REHABILITATION

 

 OGUN EXPENDS OVER N7.38BN ON ROAD CONSTRUCTION, REHABILITATION IN SIX MONTHS

The Ogun State Government through the State Ministry of Works and Infrastructure says it has so far expended a total of N7.389bn on the various completed and ongoing construction and rehabilitation of roads across the three Senatorial Districts between January and June, 2021.

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The Special Adviser to the Governor on Works and Infrastructure, Engr. Akeem Adesina, made the disclosure during the ongoing 2021 budget performance assessment before members of the State House of Assembly Committee on Works and Infrastructure led by Hon. Abayomi Fasuwa at the Assembly Complex, Oke-Mosan, Abeokuta.

Adesina outlined the projects to include Raypower, Navy-Osi-Ikola roads in Ado-Odo/Ota, Fajol-Ajegunle-America Junction-Alogi road and American Junction-Unity Estate road, which cut across Abeokuta South and Odeda Local Government Areas, as well as Ejirin-Mobalufon- Oluwalogbon road in Ijebu-Ode and Ilaro-Owode road in Yewa South Local Government Area.

He added others to include Joju road in Ado-Odo/Ota, Somorin-Kemta-Idi Aba road in Odeda, Imasayi-Igan Okoto-Ayetoro road in Yewa North, sectional rehabilitation of Papalanto-Ilaro road in Ewekoro, palliative works along Sango junction-Ojuore road and the construction of City Gate monument at Sagamu Interchange, among others.

 

On his part, the General Manager, State Public Works Agency (OGPWA), Engr. Gbenga Akintola, while presenting his budget performance report, stated that N110.46m has been spent on maintenance of roads and bridges in the State within the period under review, noting that the maintenance became imperative to reduce accident rate, thereby improving safe motoring for all categories of road users.

 

In their remarks, the lawmakers including Honourables Fasuwa, Yusuf Adejojo and Ademuyiwa Adeyemi tasked the Ministry and OGPWA to step up measures at giving more priority to linking roads within community and other internal roads, encouraging them on effective monitoring and evaluation of works by contractors handling various projects across the State.

 

Jamiu Lawal,

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