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  1. Governor Sanwo-Olu detailed railway projects in Ikeja and Abule Egba and appointed Oki as LASTMA General Manager.
  2. Tinubu inaugurated the LRMT Red Line and granted permanent operating licenses for rail services in Lagos, involving federal track transfers.
  3. Lagos State Government mandates the transport authority to develop a major rail network aiming to be one of Africa's largest.
  4. Managing traffic and transportation systems in the state.

Lagos State Government begins 35-day road rehabilitation project in Lekki

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 16
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The Lagos State Government announced a 35-day road rehabilitation project on Ozumba Mbadiwe Road, scheduled to begin on October 19, 2026. The work covers the section between Adetokunbo Ademola Street/Civic Centre and Samuel Manuwa Street/BJ. Traffic will be managed using a contraflow arrangement, and specific diversion routes were released for motorists traveling through the area.

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Why it matters

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The project impacts traffic flow and movement within Lekki. Motorists were advised to use alternative routes to avoid delays during the rehabilitation period. This initiative is part of the Lagos State Government's mandate to manage transportation systems in the state.

The Lagos State Government is mandated to manage traffic and transportation systems in the state, which also includes developing a major rail network.

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Who's involved

  • Lagos State GovernmentInitiated the road rehabilitation project in Lekki.
  • LekkiThe location where the road rehabilitation project is taking place.
  • Muri Okunola ParkA park near which specific diversion routes are directed.
  • LagosThe city where the road rehabilitation is occurring.

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