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Road construction: Council boss canvasses commuters patience

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The Executive Chairman Orile Agege LCDA, Hon. Johnson Sunday Babatunde has embarked on the construction of Coker Street road in Omotoye Estate, Orile Agege.

Johnson led, Councillors and council management on a tour of the ongoing road construction to ascertain the State of work so far there.

While addressing residents, the council boss implores the people to give adequate support and endure a little till the project is completed.

The road under construction will serve as a link route to other major roads and will reduce traffic congestion on major roads liking Agege and Orile Agege.

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