Ambode assures completion of Oshodi Transport Interchange by March 2019

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Ambode assures completion of Oshodi Transport Interchange by March 2019

…says peoject hits 83% completion

By Rasaq Adebayo

Against the insinuations from various quarters that the Akinwunmi Ambode-led administration may not complete major projects embarked upon before vacating office in 2019, the Lagos State Government has assured the citizens that the ongoing Oshodi Transport Interchange conceived and being implemented to evolve a seamless way by which Lagosians commute across the State on a daily basis would be completed within the first quarter of 2019.

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Speaking on the state of the project, the Commissioner for Works and Infrastructure, Mr. Adebowale Akinsanya, said it was gratifying to report that substantial progress had been made towards its completion.

In a statement, the Commissioner stated that with the ongoing pace of works, the project would be completed within the first quarter of 2019, and operations commencing soon after, saying that commuters around the State should look forward to having a comfortable, accessible and world-class transport system.

Besides, Akinsanya commended motorists and residents in the state for cooperating with government in the implementation of the project, just as he assured that all hands were on deck to expedite work and complete it on schedule.

“At the moment, 83 per cent total work progress has been achieved, including completion of piling works on the three terminals and completion of the piling works for the Skywalks.

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“Among others, we have also completed works on the pile caps for the three terminals, concrete works of the buildings, ground floor works on all the loading bays for the three terminals, erection of steelworks for the Skywalks and terminals and Taxi Park and car park area, while road works around the terminal are at an advanced stage as well as bus holding bays around the terminals also at an advanced stage,” Akinsanya said.

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