NLC, Residents, Protest State Of Lagos-Abeokuta Highway 

October 6, 2021
NLC, Residents, Protest State Of Lagos-Abeokuta Highway 

NIGERIA Labour Congress (NLC) and Residents of Ogun state have threatened to halt all activities in Ogun state if construction of the Lagos-Abeokuta road does not commence in 21 days.

The protesters blocked the Sango Ota section of the Lagos-Abeokuta expressway in protest against the deplorable state of the busy road and demanded that the state government finds a lasting solution to the deplorable state of the road.

Join our WhatsApp Channel

Prime Business Africa gathered that the protesters blocked the Sango-Ota road in the Ado-Odo/Ota Local Government Area of the state from Joju Bus-Stop to the Garage area of the area.

The protesters carried placards with various inscriptions such as “Repair our road with immediate effect or face the wrath of the masses, “400% hike in transport fare due to bad road”, “Our roads are death traps fix our roads”, “No good roads, No payment of tax”, “Our taxes are meant for fixing road so what happened”, and “Industries in Ota are relocating and closing down due to bad roads.”

Speaking with journalists, the state’s NLC Chairman, Emmanuel Bankole, explained that NLC and residents are yet to register their displeasure over the continued nonchalant attitude of the government towards repairing the road.

He lamented that even after the visit of the Minister of Works and Housing, Babatunde Fashola, repairs are yet to commence.

 

­

+ posts
Previous Story

NCC Moves To Auction 5G Spectrum Slots

Nigeria@61: Independence Day Address By President Muhammadu Buhari(Full Text)
Next Story

FG May Declare State Of Emergency In Anambra

Featured Stories

Latest from Top Stories

Nigeria Targets 2028 for Shift to Commercial Domestic Gas Pricing

Written by Amanze Chinonye Nigeria is targeting Sept. 24, 2028, to transition its domestic gas market to a willing-buyer, willing-seller system, the country’s midstream and downstream petroleum regulator said, as it seeks to deepen investment and reduce reliance on administered pricing. Join our

Dangote, Ethiopia and Djibouti Unveil $660m Fuel Pipeline Plan

Written by Amanze Chinonye Ethiopia, Djibouti and Nigerian industrialist Aliko Dangote plan to invest $660 million in a refined petroleum products pipeline connecting the two East African countries, seeking to lower fuel transportation costs and strengthen energy security. Join our WhatsApp Channel The

Lithium: Will Nigeria Repeat the Oil Curse?

Written by MARCEL MBAMALU There is a road out of Lafia where trucks leave every night loaded with stones that will power Tesla batteries in Berlin and solar storage in Beijing, but cannot power the village they left. That is the story of
Previous Story

NCC Moves To Auction 5G Spectrum Slots

Nigeria@61: Independence Day Address By President Muhammadu Buhari(Full Text)
Next Story

FG May Declare State Of Emergency In Anambra

Don't Miss

World’s 10th Richest Man Joins Dangote In ‘Bid’ For Arsenal

The world's 10th richest man, India's Mukesh Ambani would reportedly

President Bio breaks over three-decades-old jinx with the construction of a brand-new airport in Sierra leone  

PORTSMOUTH, United Kingdom, 7 March 2023,-/African Media Agency (AMA)/-