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Oyo commences construction of 150km roads

Olalekan Saliu by Olalekan Saliu
March 11, 2018
in South West, Top News
Oyo commences construction of 150 kilometres roads
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The Oyo State Government has commenced the construction of 150 kilometres of roads across the state, saying that the move is to ease transportation system and improve the socio-economic activities in the state.

The State Commissioner for Local Government and Chieftaincy Matters, Mr. Bimbo Kolade, said roads were being constructed in the 33 local government areas and 35 local council development areas across the state.

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He spoke at the weekend during the inspection of construction of asphaltic roads project at Ibadan West Local Council Development Area and Ibadan South West Local Government areas of the state.

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Mr. Kolade stated that the roads were equitably distributed for the benefits of the generality of the people, explaining that each local government with its LCDAs is expected to construct between three to five kilometres of road in their locality.

The commissioner disclosed that the project tagged joint inter state local government roads would cover mainly trunk C (Local Governments) roads and some bridges in order to prevent flood disasters in the state.

Kolade stated that infrastructure was one of the key pillars of the administration, hence, government’s commitment to the continued provision and maintenance of a functional network of roads that would enhance socio-economic growth throughout the state, warning that no local government should do a shoddy job but they should rather follow the footsteps of the state government in providing quality infrastructures.

He said that the government would continue with the monitoring process of the projects and consequently enjoined the residents of the beneficiary communities to make good use of it and desist from any activities that could damage the projects.

In his remarks, the Chairman, Aleshinloye International Market, Ibadan, Alhaji AbdulFatia Amubikan said that the market would witness unprecedented development in terms of customer base and more conducive business environment by the time the project was completed.

He appreciated the Governor Abiola Ajimobi’s administration for the laudable projects.

Among the projects inspected were the asphaltic construction with drainage of Aleshinloye International Market road,  construction of double box culvert and asphaltic tarring of adjoining road at Popoyemoja, Ibadan  as well as  the asphaltic tarring and construction of hydraulic structures along Azeez/Ayinla, Adetunji Bello Street, Olusanya Area  Ring Road, Ibadan.

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