Agege-Pen Cinema Bridge will be open for use by February 2021, Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, has said.
The governor stated this during an inspection of the project on Wednesday.
He said the the 1.7 kilometre-long bridge was at 90 per cent completion, adding that all civil works had already been completed.
A statement by Chief Press Secretary to the governor, Gboyega Akosile, quoted Sanwo-Olu as saying, “We have just finished an inspection and a walk-through of the Agege Pen Cinema Bridge.
“The level of completion of the project is around 90 per cent. All the major brick work has been done and we are left with two major deliverables, which include cleaning up the intersection and signalisation.”
He also said, “There are four synchronised signalisation we are expecting to have and each must work together with the other. We are expecting that all these will be done early next year. This is in fulfilment of the promise we made that we will complete all projects abandoned. We are giving the contractor handling this project a maximum of eight weeks to attend to little snags in the project.
“By second week in January, vehicles can move on the bridge but we may need additional four weeks to complete the signalisation, road painting, and demarcation. We are looking forward to fully hand over this project sometime in February next year.”
The overpass ascends from Oba Ogunji Road and drops at Oke Koto axis of Agege. The bridge also opens to the old Lagos-Abeokuta Expressway through Abule Egba.
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