The Lagos and Ogun State Governments have put in efforts to ensure that the congestion experienced at the Opic-Berger area of the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway between Friday 26th and Saturday, August 27, 2022, does not repeat itself.
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In a statement signed on Sunday by the Lagos State Commissioner for Transportation, Dr Frederic Oladeinde, both states explained that the contractor has been directed to block all illegal road diversions, especially between Magboro and OPIC.
According to the statement, “The governments of Lagos and Ogun states have been working with the Federal Ministry of Works and Housing to ensure that the congestion experienced at Opic-Berger on Lagos-Ibadan Expressway between Friday 26th and Saturday, August 27, 2022, does not reoccur.
“The ongoing work on the Berger-OPIC Axis is geared towards the timely completion of the reconstruction of the expressway to deliver a world-class road that will make driving on the expressway a smooth experience.
