The road was contracted out since May 2011 and expected to last for 18 months. This is almost 3 years after the expected completion, work is unfortunately still on-going.
”In the main time, they will provide palliatives to ease the stress experienced by residents and I plead that you give that maximum cooperation to achieve this.
”Alimosho deserves more than this road because you are the greater part of the state. We will work toward providing a fire station and water works in Alimosho, ”he said.
He also visited other projects within the state.
It is a common thing in Nigeria for contractors to work at slow pace or at abandon the projects after being paid. If the government at all levels can emulate Ambode's attitude of going around and inspecting projects and giving contractors ultimatum, maybe state of Nigerian roads will improve.
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