The engineer supervising section one of Lagos-Ibadan Expressway reconstruction/rehabilitation contract by the Federal Ministry of Power, Works, and Housing, Mr. Kayode Ibrahim, said that the project was 32 per cent completed.
Ibrahim said on Monday that work had been completed on one section of the Long Bridge and on various critical sections.
Section one of the projects is from Ojota in Lagos to Sagamu Interchange and is being handled by Julius Berger.
He said that more warning signs and crash barriers had been deployed to the highway to ensure free flow of traffic and check accidents.
He said, “We will complete the repair of the long bridge by December 15 and we will complete all palliatives to make the road motorable before the Yuletide.
“The entire project is 32 per cent completed. We have done earthworks, laid asphalt and base course, done culverts and drains on various changes between Redeemed Camp and the Sagamu Interchange.
“We have constructed trapezoidal drains, rectangular drains and retaining walls on various portions and also laid polymer modified asphalt on various shoulders. We are working massively on various portions.”
Tack coat (binding material for asphalt) was being laid on a portion of the outer lane of the popular Long bridge.
Earthworks and laying of asphalt were also ongoing on various points as the committee members made intermittent stops to raise questions.
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