KEY POINTS
- The Oyo State Road Maintenance Agency (OYSROMA) has launched the second phase of road repairs at Zion Plaza-Olusoji Avenue.
- The repairs aim to improve traffic flow and benefit businesses and commuters by reducing road issues.
- Governor Seyi Makinde’s prompt approval of roadworks highlights the administration’s commitment to state-wide infrastructure improvements.
‘Our vision is to achieve a state with zero potholes, with clearly defined results of smooth roads that will benefit our socio-economic growth,’ declared the Oyo State Road Maintenance Agency on Wednesday.
The agency has started the second phase of the Zion Plaza-Olusoji Avenue restoration project in Ibadan, which connects the Alao-Akala Expressway.
Zion Plaza-Olusoji Avenue road restoration enters the second phase
According to a statement released to the Punch, made in the state capital of Ibadan, OYSROMA chairman Busoye Ogunlade announced that the first stage of the repair was completed in June 2024.
He added that desilting work on drainage has started to reduce traffic jams and improve the lot of road users, adding that the new fixes would give commuters and residents hope for relief.
“We reduced the problematic sections of the road and designed the drains that are currently on that route.
Governor Makinde praised for support as state-wide repairs begin
In addition to praising Governor Seyi Makinde for his prompt approval of the road repairs, Ogunlade said, “We are looking at having a state with zero potholes, with clearly defined outcomes of smooth roads that will aid our socio-economic development.”
The agency took into consideration the second phase of the road because of its terrible condition. “The area’s businesses and transportation will benefit from the road repairs.
“Governor Makinde hears what the people are screaming.” We are beginning a significant state-wide repair after evaluating a few poorly maintained highways.
Currently, our personnel are performing repairs at the second phase of Zion Plaza-Olusoji Avenue, which connects to the Alao Akala Expressway,” he stated.
