Orile-Agege Council Begins Road Rehabilitation Projects Across LCDA

The Chairman of Orile-Agege Local Council Development Area (LCDA) in Lagos State, Akinola Idowu, has inaugurated the rehabilitation of roads across the council as part of efforts to improve infrastructure and living conditions for residents.

The rehabilitation projects were inaugurated on Tuesday at Owolewa Street, Ward C, Oko Oba, Orile-Agege.

Speaking at the event, Idowu said the initiative was part of his administration’s commitment to delivering the “right change” to residents within his first 365 days in office.

He pledged to ensure that roads across the council were rehabilitated, stressing that his administration would continue to identify and address roads requiring urgent attention.

“I will continue to strive to bring the right change and ensure that all roads within every nook and cranny are in good shape,” Idowu said.

The council chairman also assured residents that other roads in need of rehabilitation would be attended to as part of the administration’s broader development agenda.

“I pledge to bring the right change and improved standard of living to Orile-Agege LCDA,” he added.

A resident of Owolewa Street, Michael Adetunji, commended the council chairman for commencing the project, saying residents had endured the poor condition of the road for several years.

“For years, we have suffered on this road. Vehicles could not pass, and during rain, the whole place would be flooded,” he said.

Another resident, Idowu Kosoko, said the dilapidated road had also affected businesses in the area, expressing hope that the rehabilitation would be completed promptly.

“We thank the chairman for remembering us, and we pray that the work will be completed on time,” she said.

The inauguration was attended by APC leaders in Ward C, Community Development Association executives and other community leaders.

(NAN)