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Pavement work has officially kicked off on the Ogun State section of the Sokoto–Badagry Superhighway, marking a remarkable milestone in the construction of this historic road project.

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Profilbild von Omo Ibo@Oduwani
Omo Ibo@Oduwanivor 8 Monaten

Where is there not so much noise about this project unlike the coaster road?

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Just Ozedvor 8 Monaten

Because no media visibility

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Utd_Abby🔰vor 8 Monaten

I was there this morning too

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Adekunle Gbadamosivor 8 Monaten

This road is what should be called boripe nile adi ire. Agbara-Atan-Lusada road.

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Chigozie...vor 8 Monaten

Nice work on a basic highway. There is nothing SUPER about this highway. Super should be 10-lanes express way with dual carriage standard guage rail in the median.

Profilbild von Mz Melon🍉🍉🍉
Mz Melon🍉🍉🍉vor 8 Monaten

So who will be driving all the way from Badagry to Sokoto?

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Ayovor 8 Monaten

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 naija and fooling sha

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Davevor 8 Monaten

Bola Tinubu is preoccupied with VI-Epe and Badagry - Ogun coastal road misnamed Lagos -Calabar & Lagos-Sokoto coastal roads while Sagamu-Benin-Ologbo-Warri-PH and Benin -Auchi-Lokaja roads are literally death traps Unprecedented provincialism

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Olawore Abiodunvor 8 Monaten

which area of ogun state so soem of us too can check it out

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Just Ozedvor 8 Monaten

Agbara to Lusada

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WHALE🐳vor 8 Monaten

You all are feeding us road constructions but you bubu promised stable electricity ⚡️.

Profilbild von MÓTÓYÒSÍ KELANI
MÓTÓYÒSÍ KELANIvor 8 Monaten

Ozed please what section is this exactly on the expressway?

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Just Ozedvor 8 Monaten

This Agbara to Lusada

Profilbild von MÓTÓYÒSÍ KELANI
MÓTÓYÒSÍ KELANIvor 8 Monaten

Bless bro

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Just Ozedvor 8 Monaten

Thank you bro ...you too 🙏

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Adéṣọ́jí Bàbá Chiefvor 8 Monaten

Is there anyone sponsoring your movement?

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Just Ozedvor 8 Monaten

Not at all I fund it

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Tunde | UI | Webflow | Flutter | Aivor 8 Monaten

Do you have the map? Need to see the route

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Just Ozedvor 8 Monaten

No I don't for me now

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Baron D'Montesquevor 8 Monaten

The road safety controls n measures as seen in this clip, while carrying out construction work isn't commendable at all.

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Tunde Ayinde 🇳🇬vor 8 Monaten

E no go better for opposition

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R O Avor 8 Monaten

You're doing a nice job sharing this. Kudos

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Just Ozedvor 8 Monaten

Thank you sir ❤️

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DAVATOP GLOBAL LTD. 🇳🇬🛻⏳vor 8 Monaten

Great

Profilbild von Ọláńrewájú Ìdòwú
Ọláńrewájú Ìdòwúvor 8 Monaten

@Mr_JAGs God bless Nigeria 🇳🇬. God Bless President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

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Oriens Astravor 8 Monaten

You are working hard for your 7k

Profilbild von salt of the world
salt of the worldvor 8 Monaten

What happens to the other lane that has already been asphalted by the Ogun state government?

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Mintyguyvor 8 Monaten

Wow...this is highly commendable BAT till 2027 ni seh

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Kayode Adegboyegavor 8 Monaten

This is great! Thanks for sharing.

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Just Ozedvor 8 Monaten

❤️❤️❤️

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