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Work in progress. Every completed unit here has already been paid for. We started selling at ₦75M. Today, the same units are ₦90M. Every bungalow comes with solar power, all en-suite rooms, a BQ, and parking for up to four cars. If you're based abroad, this is the kind...

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MR GOVERNOR VISITS ALARO CITY Governor of Lagos State, Mr Babajide Sanwo-Olu today embarked on a Guided Tour of Alaro City and the Universal One Development at Alaro City, Lagos in the Lekki Free Zone area of Lagos State. The Lekki Free Zone, created in 2006 by the then Governor of Lagos State, who is now the President, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu GCFR 🥇 🇳🇬, is a modern free zone managed in accordance with international best practices spanning over 16,500 hectares are divided into four quadrants. Alaro City is Located in the North West Quadrant of the Lekki Free Zone, which is the logistics and commercial hub of the zone, situated on the Lekki-Epe Expressway, in close proximity to the Lekki Deep Sea Port and the proposed International Airport. ALARO CITY - A concept developed in 2010, with MoU signed in 2012, First CofO signed in 2015 and eventually Launched in 2019, Alaro City is an integrated, mixed-use city planned on over 2,000 hectares of Land in the Lekki Free Zone. The name ‘Alaro’ is derived from the ancestry of the Epe people, and it reflects the heritage of the Epe people and establishes the Epe community as an integral part of the Lekki Free Zone. Mr Governor visited a few of the industries already in operation, Starting from Alaro City office, Ariel Foods Factory, Rafa Detergent (BUA Subsidiary), TY Logistics Park, Universal Homes and others. #LekkiFreeZone #LekkiFreeTradeZone #GreaterLagosRising

Jubril A. Gawat

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I’m glad people are beginning to see how badly run Governor Jide’s administration has been. There are far more abandoned projects than completed ones, and that is very disappointing. It feels like seven years have passed with very little that directly improves people’s daily lives. Under this administration, you can see a 50-meter road taking almost eight years to complete. Basic infrastructure now looks like rocket science. Many projects are started but never finished across Lagos, both in highbrow and low-income areas. If you want a current comparison, look at Nyesom Wike who is very much a "politician". His administration is ongoing just like this one, yet he has already delivered over 15 flyovers and more than 300 roads. Meanwhile, Lagos has more resources, talent, and access to funds, yet we still struggle to complete any meaningful major bridge. Even the Opebi Link Bridge has been completed for months but is still not in use. Another issue is the state of major roads. The Lekki‑Epe Expressway is a critical road that should be rehabilitated to the highest standard, yet just see the shabby work his team is doing. Why not give such roads to reputable companies like Julius Berger, Craneburg Construction Company, or Hi‑Tech Construction Company to fix them properly? So when are they going to do the finishing if not now? Even the drainage infrastructure in the whole of Lekki today is still largely what was built during the administration of Babatunde Fashola around 2008, with no meaningful upgrades despite the massive population growth,all the interlock laid by Gov. Fashola has been eroded and its less than 7 months to E1..yet no single sign of environmental management. At the same time, the government keeps announcing huge IGR figures, but people cannot clearly see the impact of that money on infrastructure. Roads remain in poor condition and many projects remain unfinished. Is he the only politician in Nigeria??? This is not just criticism; it is a genuine concern. Lagos is supposed to be a mega city, yet under this administration, infrastructure appears to be deteriorating instead of improving. A government should at least deliver visible, tangible projects that people can point to, but that has largely been missing. 🎥: embarrassing shabby work bring done on one of lagos' must critical transport corridor Lekki-Epe Expressway,and AI rendering of a basic and easily achievable finishing

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