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Cargo operations are steadily taking shape at the Gateway International Airport as we continue to position Ogun State as a major aviation, logistics, and industrial hub. With Allied Air already on ground and discussions progressing with Ethiopian Airlines and another European cargo operator expected to commence operations soon, we...

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IPERU–ILISHAN ROAD ENTERS FINAL ASPHALTING STAGE The reconstruction and dualisation of the Iperu–Ilishan Road has reached a major milestone, with binder and wearing course asphalt now being laid across sections of the corridor, marking the project’s entry into its final stage. This 5.3-kilometre strategic road, which links Iperu to Ilishan and serves as a critical connection to the Gateway International Airport and the Sagamu–Benin Expressway, has progressed beyond earthworks, extensive drainage construction, and stone-base layers. With active asphalt works ongoing, the road is visibly taking its final shape. We note the steady pace of work delivered so far, including completed drainage systems and stabilised base courses that provide a strong foundation for long-term durability. Upon completion, this road will significantly improve mobility, enhance safety, reduce travel time, and stimulate commercial activities for communities along the corridor and airport-bound commuters. With the completion of this road and the Sagamu–Sapade Road, the Gateway International Airport will become one of the most easily accessible airports in Nigeria, seamlessly connected from the North, South, East, and West. This integrated road network is central to our plan to position Ogun State as a major logistics, aviation, and investment hub. We remain committed to delivering a high-quality, durable road that meets top engineering standards and supports our broader agenda of strengthening infrastructure and accelerating economic development across Ogun State. #BuildingOurFutureTogether #InfrastructureDevelopment #GatewayInternationalAirport #OgunState #DapoAbiodun

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UPDATE 🔥🔥: Gateway International Airport gets approval for Scheduled Commercial flights✈️✈️✈️ I can CONFIRM that the Gateway International Airport has been GRANTED Interim Aerodrome Operational Permit to operate Scheduled Commercial flights by the NCAA. {Check slides for videos of the airport) About the Gateway International Airport: —Conceived in 2019 and built from ground up by Governor Dapo Abiodun Prince Dr. Dapo Abiodun, CON ✅ —First Approval of its kind in Nigeria. ✅ — Longest Runway in Nigeria and West Africa. ✅ —Strategic facility for both passenger and cargo operations, with a primary focus on agro-cargo. —Conceptualized as an aerotropolis; an integrated development that merges an airport with industrial parks, residential areas, and business districts. —The airport is projected to provide employment opportunities for around 25,000 unemployed youths in the state, according to Nairametrics. —The airport will now serve as the alternate airport to Murtala MUHAMMED International Airport. Before its construction, if any aircraft cannot land at MMIA, the flight is re-directed to Accra Airport. The gateway international airport ends that dilemma. ✅ —It aims to boost Ogun State and Nigeria's economic development by facilitating trade, investment, and job creation. The airport is designed to handle commercial, cargo, and passenger traffic, with the goal of decongesting other major airports like Murtala Muhammed International Airport in Lagos. Vision + Passion = Implementation. ✅ Thank you Prince Dr. Dapo Abiodun, CON 🙏 God bless Ogun State. 🙏 God bless Nigeria. 🇳🇬 P.S: This approval marks the completion of the Phase III of the permit process and the beginning of the Phase IV, which is the full operational permit. The full Operational permit is expected to arrive in 6 months.

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