October 12, 2024

Aladie/Mayegun Axis, Sagamu-Benin Expressway: Ambassador Easy Demands Emergency Road Repairs

 

 

The deplorable condition of the Aladie/Mayegun axis at Sagamu Interchange on the Sagamu-Benin Expressway has reached a critical point, resulting in devastating accidents, stranded motorists, and loss of precious lives.

 

Recent Tragic Incident

 

A ghastly accident involving a truck, bike, and 18-passenger bus occurred recently, claiming multiple lives and leaving others severely injured. This heartbreaking incident highlights the urgent need for intervention.

 

 

Appeal for Action

 

Comrade Gbenga Lawal, President of Sagamu Youth, has visited the scene with his team, sympathized with victims, and appealed to Governor Dapo Abiodun to take swift action.

 

 

The Poor Road Condition Causes:

 

– Traffic congestion

– Increased fuel consumption

– Economic burden

 

Urgent Interventions Needed

 

We call on Governor Dapo Abiodun, Senator Otunba Gbenga Daniel, Otunba Rt. Dewunmi Onanuga Ijaya, Hon. Damilare Bello Dre, Hon. Adeniran Ademola Adeyinka Sapele, Comm. Funmi Efuwape, Comm. Ola Oresanya and other stakeholders to:

 

1. Rehabilitate the Aladie/Mayegun axis to ensure safe passage.

2. Provide relief to affected families.

3. Implement measures to prevent future accidents.

 

 

Security Concerns

 

Reports of kidnappings and shootings along the Sagamu-Benin expressway, including a recent incident at the Ilishan axis, underscore the need for immediate attention.

 

 

Join the Call to Action

 

We urge all concerned citizens to support this appeal, ensuring the safety and well-being of Sagamu local Government and Ogun State residents. We sincerely plead for the administration to put solution in place on this road as we approach the ember season where passengers and commuters will ply that route more for the festive season.

 

God bless Sagamu!

God bless Remo!

God bless Ogun State!

God bless Nigeria!

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