- Completion of the 300-metre Aledo/Owu Street road linking Old Otta Road to Lateef Jakande Way
- Installation of dual covered drainage systems and solar-powered streetlights
- Improved connectivity, safety, and economic activities for residents and traders
The Executive Chairman of Ikosi-Ejinrin Local Council Development Area (LCDA), Otunba-Akogun Wale Raji Anomo, has again underscored his administration’s commitment to grassroots development with the successful completion of the Aledo/Owu Street road project in Ward
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Eko Hot Blog reports that the newly constructed road, measuring 300 metres in length and 6.5 metres in width, connects Old Otta Road to Lateef Jakande Way (Agbowa–Owu).
It is fully motorable and equipped with dual covered drainage systems on both sides, as well as solar-powered streetlights, designed to enhance durability, ensure effective flood control, and improve night-time visibility and security.
Improved connectivity, safety, and economic activities for residents and tradersreports that the newly constructed road, measuring 300 metres in length and 6.5 metres in width, connects Old Otta Road to Lateef Jakande Way (Agbowa–Owu).
It is fully motorable and equipped with dual covered drainage systems on both sides, as well as solar-powered streetlights, designed to enhance durability, ensure effective flood control, and improve night-time visibility and security.
The project, which commenced with a groundbreaking ceremony led by the Executive Chairman, has provided lasting relief to residents, motorists, and traders who depend on the route as a vital alternative link, particularly during traffic congestion on adjoining major roads.
The improved road network has eased movement, reduced travel time, and boosted commercial activities within the axis.
Residents of the area have commended the council leadership for delivering a project that directly addresses long-standing infrastructural challenges and improves the quality of life of the people.
The completion of the Aledo/Owu Street road further reinforces the Anomo administration’s development agenda, “Changing the Narratives,” which prioritizes people-oriented projects that promote mobility, safety, economic activities, and inclusive growth across Ikosi-Ejinrin LCDA.
With this milestone, the council continues to demonstrate its resolve to deliver sustainable infrastructure and drive meaningful development at the grassroots level.
