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President Tinubu To Commission Red Line Rail Project In Lagos

Lagos State Governor, Mr. Babajide Sanwo-Olu has  reiterated his administration’s commitment to the completion of the second phase of the blue line rail project and flag off the commercial operation of the red project.
The Governor, who expressed satisfaction on the pace of progress of the red line project, hinted that the State Government is ready to inaugurate the red line rail for commercial operation as soon as Presidency communicates the availability of the President Bola Tinubu, who has agreed in principle to officially commission the project.

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Governor Sanwo-Olu made the commitment on Thursday, during a high-level meeting with the President and management of the China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation, CCECC at its headquarters in Beijing, China.
He said the red line rail service, when inaugurated in a few weeks, would further ease vehicular traffic congestion associated with the routes its built on.
The red line rail covers Agbado area in Ogun State through Otto in Lagos.
Sanwo-Olu, who was accompanied to the meeting by the Honourable Commissioner of Transportation, Mr. Oluwaseun Osiyemi, the Managing Director of Lagos Metropolitan Area Transport Authority, LAMATA, Mrs. Abimbola Akinajo and other top government officials informed the CCECC team, that his Government had promised over twenty two million Lagosians that it would solve the traffic and transportation challenge they currently faced hence the need to take off without any further delay.
Sanwo-Olu departed for China to complete deals on Blue, Red Line Rail Services  on Tuesday .
The governor will inspect the headquarters of the Chinese construction giants and some ongoing projects undertaken around Beijing.
The Governor is scheduled also to inspect the Signaling System (CBTC etc.) and Metro projects, being undertaken by CCECC around Beijing.
The Governor and the entourage are billed to return to Lagos in a week.

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