It was lamentation galore for motorists and commuters plying Lagos-
Ibadan Expressway yesterday as they spent more than four hours from
Warewa/ Arepo axis to Lagos owing to potholes on several portions of the
road.
The motorists, especially workers who had woken up early to
resume work in their various offices, were overwhelmed by long queue of
vehicles and trucks struggling for right of way on the expressway. The
gridlock was further compounded by the early morning downpour which
resulted into flooding on the ever-busy road.
The expressway has been in this mess in the last three weeks as its
contractor, Messrs Julius Berger, has suspended construction works owing
to the alleged inability of Federal Government to pay for the work
already done. Bemoaning the man-hour lost on the road, Mr Idowu
Adegbaju, a civil servant with the Lagos State Government, said he left
home around 7am with the hope of getting to the office before 7:40am,
but “as you can see, this is 8:30am and I am still here”. He berated the
Federal Government for playing politics with citizens’ lives.
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