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FG Removes Barriers On Lagos Ibadan Expressway

The Federal Ministry of Works on Monday removed barriers on section one of the ongoing Lagos-Ibadan Expressway project to facilitate better flow of vehicular traffic. KOKO TV reports that workmen used heavy-duty equipment to remove crash barriers and other diversion points for the free flow of traffic on the Opic u-turn section of the highway. […]

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The Federal Ministry of Works on Monday removed barriers on section one of the ongoing Lagos-Ibadan Expressway project to facilitate better flow of vehicular traffic.

KOKO TV reports that workmen used heavy-duty equipment to remove crash barriers and other diversion points for the free flow of traffic on the Opic u-turn section of the highway.

The removal is a relief for motorists plying the axis, who sometimes spend four to five hours in gridlock due to the ongoing construction.

Supervising the re-opening around OPIC, the Director of Federal Highways, South West Adedamola Kuti said the government promised to re-open the highway to traffic on Thursday but brought it forward to ease gridlock.

The removal is a relief for motorists plying the axis, who sometimes spend four to five hours in gridlock due to the ongoing construction.

Supervising the re-opening around OPIC, the Director of Federal Highways, South West Adedamola Kuti said the government promised to re-open the highway to traffic on Thursday but brought it forward to ease gridlock.

Kuti said because of the festive season, all obstructions on section one which spans Ojota in Lagos to Sagamu Interchange were being removed on Monday.

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