Agege Pulse Magazine
The Executive Chairman of Agege LGA, Hon. Ganiyu Kola Egunjobi visited the site today and allayed fears of residents of Agege saying Gov. Ambode will compensate owners of affected structures appropriately.
Egunjobi urged the residents to be calm adding that their utmost cooperation is imperative to the success of the project.
Hon. Richard Osanyinpeju who also spoke to us, said the bridge would decongest traffic on that axis adding that it would also bring socio-economic development to Agege when completed by November this year.
However, some of the aggrieved residents who according to a rumor gathered by Agege Pulse, had said they didn't want the proposed pen cinema bridge because of the enormous demolition of properties and fear of inadequate compensation, thereafter, appreciated and thanked the Chairman for his swift response to their yearning.
The cursory briefing was well attended by many stakeholders in Agege. They all promised to give needed support to the contractors all the construction period.
Also, they promised to pay back Governor Akinwunmi Ambode, Speaker, Hon. Mudashiru Obasa and Honourable Oluyinka Ogundimu their votes come 2019 for the massive infrastructural projects brought to Agege and environs.
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