Adeyomoye Street, Ikosi Isheri LCDA Completed and awaiting Commissioning: Mayoress In Action!

In a remarkable display of commitment to community development and service to humanity, Mayoress Princess Samiat Abolanle Bada has fulfilled another promise to enhance the infrastructure of Ikosi Isheri LCDA. The completion of Adeyomoye Street, in addition to roads construction projects ongoing simultaneously across seven (7) wards in Ikosi Isheri LCDA presently, stands as a testament to her dedication to creating a better Ikosi Isheri and contributing to the vision of a Greater Lagos.

Adeyomoye Street, located in Ikosi Isheri LCDA, has long been in need of significant road improvement. This critical infrastructure project was undertaken by the Mayoress to address the longstanding challenges faced by the community due to the street's poor condition, and its economic importance (linkage) to the neighbouring communities. Her commitment to the well-being of her constituents and the development of the region spurred this undertaking.

The completion of Adeyomoye Street also represents a significant milestone in Ikosi Isheri LCDA community's development due to the project involving a comprehensive overhaul, which includes resurfacing, drainage improvements, and many others. The road is now well-constructed and equipped to provides alternative route to the popular Ikosi road, which can withstand heavy traffic, ensuring a safer and smoother commuting experience for residents.

The improved Adeyomoye Street has an immediate positive impact on the lives of residents. It enhances accessibility, reduces traffic congestion, and contributes to improved safety and security within the community. This development aligns with the Mayoress's commitment to creating a better living environment for her constituents.

Mayoress Princess Samiat Abolanle Bada's dedication to fulfilling her promises is reflected in the successful completion of this project. Her commitment to transparency and accountability is commendable, and it sets a positive example for future projects and initiatives.

The community now eagerly awaits the official commissioning of Adeyomoye Street. This event will not only mark the successful completion of the project but also celebrate the transformative impact it will have on the lives of the residents.

Adeyomoye Street's full completion is a testament to the Mayoress's dedication to her community and her vision for a better Ikosi Isheri LCDA. The project aligns with the broader goal of building a Greater Lagos through improved infrastructure and better living conditions for all residents. As the community eagerly anticipates the commissioning, it stands as a symbol of progress and hope for a brighter future.

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5th of October, 2023

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