By Our Correspondent
The Nigerian Society of Engineers (NSE) as well as the Council of Registered Engineers of Nigeria, (COREN),have commended the Ogun State Governor, Prince Dr. Dapo Abiodun for the various road projects going on simultaneously across the State.
Speaking at the site of the newly constructed 14 Kilometer Ijebuode -Epe Road during an inspection tour of some of the road projects, the former State chairman of the NSE, Engr Ahmed Apampa commended the Governor for turning the State into the industrial destination of choice. In his words " .....we have no doubt that this would contribute to a very great extent to the economic development of our dear State...."
Engr. Apampa urged the governor not to relent on his oars but expedite actions on the completion of all the ongoing projects including those inherited from the previous administration.
Also speaking the COREN boss, Engr. Mutiu Odesanya eulogised the governor for not compromising quality in all the projects embarked upon by his administration, and called for constant maintenance of infrastructure in the State.
On his part, the Hon. State Commissioner for Works and Infrastructure, Engr. Ade Akinsanya while conducting the Engineers round the projects, revealed that the road which has already been fitted with security posts, street lights, toll points at both ends and other road furnitures is set to be commissioned by President, Muhammodu Buhari within a couple of week in the next month.The Commissioner stated further that a flyover which will aid free vehicular movement into Ijebu Ode is nearing completion likewise the Gateway City Gate and monument located at the Sagamu-Papalanto-Abeokuta Interchange which he said would give travellers and visitors a beautiful sight to behold, as they make their way to the State Capital and other parts of the State.
Speaking further on the Citygate facility, Engr Akinsanya said plans were in top gear to construct a Police station , offices for other agencies including TRACE, State Emergency Ambulance Service, as well as other enforcement and response agencies in the premises.
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