Gov. Abiola Ajimobi of Oyo State says the Mokola flyover would be open for use on Tuesday after the formal inauguration of the multi-billion project.

Other projects slated for inauguration on the same day include the ultra-modern motor park at Podo and the new business complex at Scout Camp, Molete, both in Ibadan, the state capital.

The governor, who spoke in Ibadan at the end of the pre-inauguration tour of some projects, also pledged that more developmental projects were underway in the next two years.

ibromanner:

http://www.punchng.com/news/mokola-flyover-opens-for-use-on-tuesday/

Okija_juju: I still insist that this flyover was a waste of Ibadans scarely available money..

A one-lane flyover/bridge and road in 2013 is only fit for rural areas not Urban areas and certain rural areas that would soon be swallowed up by urbanization..


_{Build for the future not for today..}

RedBenson: O boy that flyover looks real poor and when i say poor, i mean 'POOR' compare to Akwa Ibom own

Okija_juju: I still insist that this flyover was a waste of Ibadans scarely available money..

A one-lane flyover/bridge and road in 2013 is only fit for rural areas not Urban areas and certain rural areas that would soon be swallowed up by urbanization..


_{Build for the future not for today..}

iceberg54:

Mr Akwa Ibom, Check out this view

earthgreeners:
u tried to make sense, bt didnt suceed. Bad belle

I laugh... Tribalism has no play here. This is purely constructive criticism..

This is an example of what progressive states are building;




Go big or go home.. No time for mediocrity..

[img]http://transformationwatch.files./2013/03/uyo-sweet-2.jpg[/img]


All that needs to happen to Ibadan for that bridge to become a nightmare is for one Governor to bring in policies that boosts the economy of the State and by default infulx of people into the stat and then GBOSAAA!! Traffic nightmare..



This is a new bridge in Akwa Ibom.. Honestly, the state does not need something this big at the moment, but I dont think the Governor expects his state to remain small for too long..


[img]http://www.uncommontransformation.tv/sites/default/files/styles/large/public/articles/flyover_0.jpg[/img]

Expensive72: Them build that thing new?

Expensive72: Them build that thing new?

Okija_juju:

I laugh... Tribalism has no play here. This is purely constructive criticism..

This is an example of what progressive states are building;




Go big or go home.. No time for mediocrity..

[img]http://transformationwatch.files./2013/03/uyo-sweet-2.jpg[/img]


All that needs to happen to Ibadan for that bridge to become a nightmare is for one Governor to bring in policies that boosts the economy of the State and by default infulx of people into the stat and then GBOSAAA!! Traffic nightmare..



This is a new bridge in Akwa Ibom.. Honestly, the state does not need something this big at the moment, but I dont think the Governor expects his state to remain small for too long..


[img]http://www.uncommontransformation.tv/sites/default/files/styles/large/public/articles/flyover_0.jpg[/img]

Brimmie:

Nope, dem buy am... Na london use! Ode!

Okija_juju:

I laugh... Tribalism has no play here. This is purely constructive criticism..

This is an example of what progressive states are building;




Go big or go home.. No time for mediocrity..

[img]http://transformationwatch.files./2013/03/uyo-sweet-2.jpg[/img]


All that needs to happen to Ibadan for that bridge to become a nightmare is for one Governor to bring in policies that boosts the economy of the State and by default infulx of people into the stat and then GBOSAAA!! Traffic nightmare..



This is a new bridge in Akwa Ibom.. Honestly, the state does not need something this big at the moment, but I dont think the Governor expects his state to remain small for too long..


[img]http://www.uncommontransformation.tv/sites/default/files/styles/large/public/articles/flyover_0.jpg[/img]

Tony Spike: This Mokola bridge was constructed around well-built urban areas, with houses densely arranged. This is the layout of ancient Ibadan and any attempt to force it to look like Uyo et al. will only lead to massive demolitions of structures. Government compensation for private and public structures might even exceed the actual cost of the bridge to be built. So, the cost-benefit is a very important factor. Anyone comparing those bridges in Ibadan and Uyo is basically not being realistic and strategic...

But where are the trees in Ibadan?