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President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has officially unveiled a new wave of major infrastructure projects in Lagos, reinforcing his administration’s focus on modern development, improved mobility, and economic expansion in Nigeria’s commercial capital.

The commissioning ceremony took place at the newly completed administrative complex in Alausa, with Senate President Godswill Akpabio representing the President. Eyes Of Lagos reports,
Key Projects Unveiled

Among the projects inaugurated are:

The Ojota–Opebi Link Bridge
The Lagos State Geographical Information System (LAGIS) Building
The Multi-Agency Administrative Complex

These developments are expected to significantly improve transportation, governance coordination, and land administration in Lagos.

Speaking on behalf of the President, Akpabio described the Ojota–Opebi Link Bridge as a critical solution to Lagos traffic congestion.

He noted that improved connectivity across key routes will not only reduce travel time but also enhance productivity and open up more business opportunities.

According to him, better roads translate directly into economic growth and improved living standards for residents.

The LAGIS Building marks a major step toward digitizing land processes in Lagos. The initiative is designed to improve transparency, strengthen property ownership systems, and attract investors by making land transactions more efficient.

This move signals a broader push toward a data-driven governance structure in the state.

The newly built Multi-Agency Administrative Complex is expected to improve collaboration among government agencies, streamline operations, and enhance public service delivery.

Akpabio emphasized that efficient institutions are essential for national development and long-term growth.

Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu described the projects as practical solutions aimed at tackling real challenges faced by residents.

He revealed that the 5.04km Ojota–Opebi corridor will serve as an alternative route, easing pressure on the busy Ikeja–Maryland–Ojota axis and improving connectivity to Ikorodu Road.

The governor also highlighted modern features embedded in the project, including pedestrian walkways, bicycle lanes, solar-powered lighting, and drainage systems designed to combat flooding.

Sanwo-Olu credited Tinubu’s tenure as former Lagos governor for laying the groundwork for many of the state’s ongoing developments, noting that the newly commissioned projects reflect continuity in leadership and vision.

He also reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to closing infrastructure gaps, especially with just over a year remaining in office.

The newly unveiled projects are part of a broader strategy to position Lagos as a smarter, more efficient megacity. With improved roads, digital systems, and coordinated governance, the state aims to enhance both economic activity and quality of life.

The commissioning also kicks off a series of project unveilings under the state’s THEMES+ agenda, showcasing progress across multiple sectors.

strangest:
US just ordered his people to leave Nigeria....



Very pathetic.....




A leader that stops at the airport and the victims leaves the hospital to go and see him at the airport


The regime that bought houses and lands to Judges and INEC staff so that they will be in control...


APC destroyed this country

Conservarmy:
It is always lazy people like you that likes crying on social media. Regardless of your cry, Tinubu a Yoruba man will rule Nigeria for a good 8 years, nothing you can do about it.

SmartPolician:
I thought Tinubu was in Lagos days ago. Why is he sending Akpabio? One of the most insane things I have seen Tinubu do is visit a state and commission projects virtually. Like, how does that when make sense? Nigeria deserves young leaders!

strangest:
Writing from Cameroon.... The other handle you use on nairaland is for begging, you think I don't know you...


I heard Boko Haram has taken over your fathers land in Kwara...

Refugee yoh

wonlasewonimi:
Na by force to be prezzdent?

anonimi:
The eyesore on Bourdillon Road
2nd January 2025

Beyond his neighbours, there is something about the sight of people hanging around a president’s residence that does not speak well of his leadership capabilities. Maybe no one has nudged him to see it, but the impression that spectacle on Bourdillon Road generates is that Tinubu enjoys the sight of suffering humans and thrives in—and through— their poverty.

If all these years, impoverished people hang around you and you remain comfortable enough to keep them just so they can be handed tokens of your large heart, then it means you have a pro-poverty mindset. Such a frame of mind is oriented toward cultivating poverty rather than stimulating abundance.

That is why he could unproblematically relate the story of his “friend” who went from using five Rolls Royce to a far-less valued car and not consider the import of the nonsense he was saying. That spurious account was an indication that this is a man for whom poverty—of others, not himself—is an ideal.

https://punchng.com/the-eyesore-on-bourdillon-road/

helinues:
President Tinubu is not distracted with the noise from the opposition.

We can never be distracted with the market noise

helinues:
President Tinubu is not distracted with the noise from the opposition.

We can never be distracted with the market noise

SmartPolician:
I thought Tinubu was in Lagos days ago. Why is he sending Akpabio? One of the most insane things I have seen Tinubu do is visit a state and commission projects virtually. Like, how does that even make sense? Nigeria deserves young leaders!

cityboylagos:
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Tinubu Commissions Major Lagos Projects, Pushes Vision For Modern Infrastructure by cityboylagos: 7:38am
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has officially unveiled a new wave of major infrastructure projects in Lagos, reinforcing his administration’s focus on modern development, improved mobility, and economic expansion in Nigeria’s commercial capital.

The commissioning ceremony took place at the newly completed administrative complex in Alausa, with Senate President Godswill Akpabio representing the President. Eyes Of Lagos reports,
Key Projects Unveiled

Among the projects inaugurated are:

The Ojota–Opebi Link Bridge
The Lagos State Geographical Information System (LAGIS) Building
The Multi-Agency Administrative Complex

These developments are expected to significantly improve transportation, governance coordination, and land administration in Lagos.

Speaking on behalf of the President, Akpabio described the Ojota–Opebi Link Bridge as a critical solution to Lagos traffic congestion.

He noted that improved connectivity across key routes will not only reduce travel time but also enhance productivity and open up more business opportunities.

According to him, better roads translate directly into economic growth and improved living standards for residents.

The LAGIS Building marks a major step toward digitizing land processes in Lagos. The initiative is designed to improve transparency, strengthen property ownership systems, and attract investors by making land transactions more efficient.

This move signals a broader push toward a data-driven governance structure in the state.

The newly built Multi-Agency Administrative Complex is expected to improve collaboration among government agencies, streamline operations, and enhance public service delivery.

Akpabio emphasized that efficient institutions are essential for national development and long-term growth.

Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu described the projects as practical solutions aimed at tackling real challenges faced by residents.

He revealed that the 5.04km Ojota–Opebi corridor will serve as an alternative route, easing pressure on the busy Ikeja–Maryland–Ojota axis and improving connectivity to Ikorodu Road.

The governor also highlighted modern features embedded in the project, including pedestrian walkways, bicycle lanes, solar-powered lighting, and drainage systems designed to combat flooding.

Sanwo-Olu credited Tinubu’s tenure as former Lagos governor for laying the groundwork for many of the state’s ongoing developments, noting that the newly commissioned projects reflect continuity in leadership and vision.

He also reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to closing infrastructure gaps, especially with just over a year remaining in office.

The newly unveiled projects are part of a broader strategy to position Lagos as a smarter, more efficient megacity. With improved roads, digital systems, and coordinated governance, the state aims to enhance both economic activity and quality of life.

The commissioning also kicks off a series of project unveilings under the state’s THEMES+ agenda, showcasing progress across multiple sectors.
https://eyesoflagos.com/2026/04/09/tinubu-commissions-major-lagos-projects-pushes-vision-for-modern-infrastructure/