Lagos State Governor, Mr Babatunde Fashola (SAN) in company with members of his cabinet and Permanent Secretaries of related Ministries on Tuesday began a State wide project inspection tour, with the Governor describing the tour as a renewal of the administration's commitment to service.The inspection tour which took off from the Oyingbo Market through Tejuosho Market down to Shitta Homs Project and an inspection of the Apapa- Iganmu Drainage channel project via Babs Animashaun also took the Governor and his team to the Ilasamaja Pedestrian Bridge to Olu-Aina Street site of Mushin Homs before rounding off at Kodesho Road, Ikeja.

Governor Fashola who spoke in an interview with newsmen after the inspection said it could be likened to the real field work that can be related to the paperwork that the members of the team have been seeing and also to enable all cabinet members to see what role each member has to play now so everyone can finish up as a team."We are going round our project sites because we've just finished a budget and the essence of 2013 budget is to focus on completion of ongoing projects. Now, we have received briefs from various Ministries, Departments and Agencies about all what they plan to do". Read more at

Lagos State Governor, Mr. Babatunde Fashola (SAN), Thursday continued his inspection of on-going projects across the State, reiterating the commitment of his administration to the safety of life even as he warned members of the public against encroachment on lands and properties belonging to Government.

Governor Fashola, who began his inspection from the drainage projects along WEMCO Road, also inspected the Shogunro Scheme Phase 1 and 2 Lagos HOMS in Ogba, the Yaya Abatan/College Road Upgrading project in Ifako-Ijaiye, the Ogo-Oluwa Road Network project also in Ifako-Ijaiye, the proposed Digital Village
(Katangowa), Amikanle, the Elere Channel and Ayinke House Upgrade in Ikeja.

Fielding questions from Government House Correspondents after the intensive inspection, Governor Fashola expressed dismay over the attitude of the people towards their environment, warning that the way people treat their environment today would affect everyone in future.

Pointing out that the responsibility of government is to save life and property, Governor Fashola condemned the way people defecate and urinate on the bare ground, pour fuel, engine oil and other chemicals indiscriminately in the name of doing business. He also urged the utilization of cemeteries for burials as against burying the dead in residential areas.

"For me, it is not about doing business today. It is what will happen in 20 years time. We are living in a way that we are abusing the environment. Simply because we want to do business, so we defecate on the road, we urinate, we pour engine oil and we pour fuel on the road because we are running okada business. Even we have to increase the use of

Fashola Continues Statewide Inspection Of Projects In Epe, Ibeju Lekki
The State wide inspection of ongoing projects by Governor Babatunde Fashola(SAN) and members of the State Executive Council continued on Tuesday as he visited Epe and Ibeju- Lekki areas of the State, stating that going by the progress of work at the over 15 projects that he inspected, there is cause to look ahead.

The inspection tour took off from the Home Ownership Mortgage Scheme (Lagos HOMS) project site, the King's Court off Lekki -Epe Expressway to Kasali Oluwo and Oba Animashaun Street where the road network and drainage is being constructed, the Epe Recreation Centre, the reclamation project of Marina Beach, Epe, the High /Magistrate Courts project in Epe, Salabiu Olanrewaju road, Odo Egiri, the Micheal Otedola College of Primary Education Epe and site of construction of prototype Oba's palace in Ilara Epe.

Other places touched by the Governor are the reconstruction of end section of Igbonla road, clearing and fencing of the proposed site for Agro-Industrial Park, Igbonla, rehabilitation of Micro Water Scheme, Igbonla, Jetty with terminal building at Badore, the Langbasa-Ado Roads, the Epe Mini water works, alternate route to Lekki Toll Plaza II and the NICON Estate in Osapa West community.

REMMEI: UNCLE RAJ,THIS'S IMPRESSIVE AND AWESOME..DUNNO WHY SOME NAIRAPEEPS WILL BE WISHING THIS STATE BAD..

Paul John: Impressive

Seems those tunnels are too deep, something like 5ft(human height). Only underground ones have such depth

Rhino.5dm:
This is it

By the way, where is sinceremongrel and his pack of bigoted blind squirrels and the other bigoted toad claiming they are the ones building Lagos?

Can we see a photo of retardeen inspecting ANY project?

We can now see why the useless fool is so afraid of BRF and doing everything possible to bring him down.

Go Fashola Goooooooooooooo!!!!!!. . .Eko oni baje ooooo.

Abagworo: IMHO if this is all he achieved with 20billion Naira per month, I pity you all in Lagos.

dayokanu: Since the bad belle people have fled let me encourage them a little by criticising

1- WHy is fashola wasting money on these project instead of hiring Tompolo, Dokubo etc to come and chop

2- Why is he building 10 stories and not 100 stories like his mates in ABia are doing

3- He cant even "empower" lagosians by appointing Special adviser on Kano affairs #Rochasthings

4- Instead of building useless structures tat dont affect peoples lifes why cant he use 10billion to demolish rocks at the airport #Uduaghantins

5- He cant even build an airport in every Local Govt like Retardeen promised in every state

6- Building Roads kwanu? The roads we have is more than enough Spend more money of feeding allowance

Lagosians prefer PDP we dont want all these useless projects we want Papa deceive Pikin

geeez:


The tunnels are more than 5ft deep. Can't be less than 10ft. I've seen them before between the popular Sunday Market and WAMCO Milk and besides assessing the last picture before your post, you will notice that the depth is more than twice BRF's (a six footer) height. To the right of the picture, you will also see the drainage channels which will be buried which are high enough for the people in front of them to walk through