LASG Rallies Support For Smooth Commencement Of Isuti Road Project In Alimosho

The Lagos State Government has assured that Isuti Road, being embarked upon in Alimosho Local Government Area, will be completed on time, while efforts will be made to minimise the inconvenience that may arise from the construction of the road.

The Commissioner for Physical Planning and Urban Development, Dr. Idris Salako gave the assurance in Alausa on Wednesday during a Stakeholders’ meeting on the Isuti Road reconstruction project at the Adeyemi-Bero Auditorium.

Dr. Salako, speaking through the Special Adviser to the Governor on Urban Development, Ganiyu Adele Ayuba, noted that Lagos State was making remarkable progress in the area of infrastructural renewal, adding that the Isuti road reconstruction project, like others initiated in many parts of the State, represents a progressive leap in the stride towards making life more meaningful and abundant for the people.

He solicited the cooperation of residents to facilitate the smooth completion of all facets of the project, including the delivery of the Right of Way.

“It is worthy of mention that throughout the duration of the project, which we are confident will be completed on schedule, efforts will be made to minimise any inconvenience that may arise, while removal of structures to pave way for the road, where necessary, will be done strictly as a matter of necessity and subject to payment of compensation as applicable”, the Commissioner stated.

Salako added that “It is the right trajectory to making Lagos a 21st-century economy that the Government, as a matter of deliberate policy, has successfully incorporated and pursued the model of sustained massive infrastructural renewal for the socio-economic development of the State”.

Noting that the Stakeholders’ meeting was in line with the inclusive policy of the State Government, Salako called on all residents of the area to cooperate for the successful take-off and unhindered completion of the road project.

He, therefore, solicited for the unalloyed support of everyone that would be involved in the project, including staff of the Ministry of Physical Planning and Urban Development who would have to establish the Right of Way for the project and deliver the expected benefits of improved transportation and interconnectivity as well as enhanced property value among others.

In his contribution, the Special Adviser, Works and Infrastructure, Engr. Aramide Adeyoye, called for the maximum cooperation of residents of the area, saying that the benefits of the road are enormous, including job creation and other value additions.

She, however, urged the contractor to engage indigenes of the area in the road construction in order to empower them.

The Chairman, Igando-Ikotun Local Council Development Area, Mrs. Morenike Williams, stated that the project is a well-deserved dividend of democracy and pledged the support of her people, while calling for more developmental projects in the Council area.

Speaking on behalf of the Community Development Council, Mr. Olatunji Adeleye, thanked the Government for the project and urged that attention should also be paid to other interconnecting roads in the area.