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Senator Tokunbo Abiru Facilitated Roads : 1.2 Km Dagbolu, 1.2 Km Agunfoye, 1.2 Km Ojokoro, Ibu-Owo, Jalajugbo Currently Under Construction ; Ojediran Street, Alhaji Andu/ Shokoya Roads Completed

 









…Apena Jimbo, Nurudeen Owolabi, GRA 2 Roads  Next

In addition  to  the ongoing 32-km critical  Ikorodu-Itokin Road reconstruction, that connects various communities and towns under Lagos East Senatorial district,  facilitated by the Senator representing the district, Senator Mukhail Adetokunbo Abiru, FCA, the lawmaker has also facilitated the construction and rehabilitation of several critical roads, improving accessibility and quality of life for constituents, commuters and motorists. 

Notably among the roads are 1.2 kilometers Dagbolu Road, at Majidun , 1.2 Km Agunfoye Road, in Igbogbo and 1.2  Ojokoro Road, around the Agric area of Ikorodu West LCDA.  Ibu-Owo and Jalajugbo Roads are currently in various stages of completion. These roads, once completed, will significantly ease transportation challenges, reduce travel time, and enhance economic activities in the respective communities.

Apena Jimbo, Nurudeen Owolabi and GRA 2 roads are the next targets for construction and rehabilitation. These projects reaffirmed Senator Abiru’s dedication to addressing infrastructural deficits and ensuring sustainable development across Lagos East.

During community engagements with residents of Ojokoro and Dagbolu communities by Senator Abiru’s team, led by the Media Aide to the Senator, Mr. Enitan Olukotun, community members and other road users commended Senator Abiru for his proactive approach to infrastructural development, and other laudable projects like facilitations of schools, hospitals, ambulances and medical supplies, electricity transformers, stadia, markets, Youth centres, and most importantly his personal endowment project, SAIL Innovation Labs in Ikorodu and Ibeju-Lekki.


Enitan Olukotun

Media Aide to Senator Tokunbo Abiru

Wednesday, 19 March, 2025.

Lagos, Nigeria

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