Lekki Epe Expressway (Phase II) Road Construction Update (Eleko-Abraham Adesanya)

[@LandPropertyNG]

This is a great job... You always do great job...

[@tunxlaw]

The logistics of this project is daunting as this is one of the busiest road corridors in the country.

[@jonhsonakinbule3511]

This road from Epe t- junction, since t was commissioned early this year, the street lighting on the median has not been lighted for even a single one in the night.

[@mayowamichaeladeleye8898]

As the Lekki deep seaport, free trade zone, Dangote Refinery and other major projects along that Lekki-AJAH-Eleko beach axis have reached advanced stages, you’d expect the transport infrastructure to also be ready by now. But that is not entirely the case…..

[@bface1873]

Correction: Lekki Epe was never a single carriage way when it was done by Jakande. It was double carriage. That is what you still see from Ajah all the way to the Eper turn that was just expanded. From that bridge to lekki was dual carriage. What was done in 2006 what to increase it to 3 lanes from 2. Go get your facts right

[@emmanuelthebeloved]

It is well….the Lord will help Nigeria and Nigerians in this time. So a common road that people need for moving around has become a special amenity and commodity for politicians to rig the people of basic amenities of life that real estate salesman will have nothing to use to sale property than road construction. And it’s not as if the country is poor rather the mighty and powerful chose to keep the people poor and inhabited with poverty that they can’t see light and life as their right or part of life than a gift from some stupid ridiculous frivolous corrupt politicians they call leaders. God will judge everyone making Nigeria a nation and Nigerians it’s people cry like Orji Uzor Kalu. May there never be tears of joy but of sorrow and pain in their household forever to making God’s people go through life this way. Amen

[@MajorrBison]

I wish they can learn from other countries on how to build these roads with side walks, trees and traffic lights. Let Lagos learn from Abuja first.

[@jyde50]

I hope they don't add a truck lane like they did in the phase one. The road will be too narrow.

[@ambigawankpegh9966]

See how the sand have taken over the roads.