Lagos State Government is set to commence rehabilitation works on the final stretch of the Damaged Sections along Eti-Osa-Lekki-Epe Expressway from Bonny Camp to Admiralty Way Junction and VGC Sections in Eti-Osa Local Government Area.

This was disclosed by the Special Adviser to the Governor on Infrastructure Engineer Olufemi Daramola, during a stakeholders engagement to commemorate the commencement of Works on the Rehabilitation of the Damaged Sections along Eti-Osa-Lekki-Epe Expressway particularly Bonny Camp to Admiralty Way Junction and VGC Sections.

Daramola said the stakeholders meeting for the commencement of the rehabilitation of the section, held on Tuesday, 19th October 2025, further attests to Governor Sanwo-Olu’s resolve to mitigate the risks associated with the poor condition of the road and create a safer environment for all road users.

According to Daramola, “Mr Babajide Sanwo-Olu has given the go-ahead to start the rehabilitation of the phase of this Lekki Epe Expressway and all things being equal, we will start this week. This is to show commitment of this administration to better the life of Lagosians living on this part of the State to guarantee them improved life.

L-R: Engr. Olutokunbo O. Oyenuga, Permanent Secretary, Office of Infrastructure; Mr. Maroof Olawale Musa, Permanent Secretary, Transportation; and Engr. Olufemi Daramola, Special Adviser, Office of Infrastructure, during the unveiling and kick-off of the project’s first phase.

“This new engagement will cover from Bonny Camp to Admiralty Way Junction up onto VGC Sections. We therefore request the cooperation of residents and business owners to cooperate for a speedy turnaround time,” he noted.

The Special Adviser emphasised the importance of the Stakeholders Meeting for robust engagement and better result while further noting that the immediate commencement of the rehabilitation of the final section signifies the administration’s objective of completing the entire stretch of the strategic Highway.

He added that Eti-Osa/Lekki/Epe Expressway corridor is the primary gateway to one of Africa’s fastest-growing economic hubs – the Lekki Free Zone and supports infrastructure investment such as the Dangote Refinery, Dangote Fertiliser Factory, Lekki Deep Sea Port, over five Hundred Housing Estates, Eleganza Industrial Estate, Key Institutions like Pan-Atlantic University and Lagos Business School, the ongoing Omu Creek Project, the Future International Airport, the ongoing Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway Project by FMW, and the Green Line Rail Infrastructure by LAMATA.

“This Stakeholders engagement you will agree with me is essential to making the best available for the people of Eti-Osa, like you have pointed, safety and speed in delivery is of essence to avoid long time of traffic situation around the Lekki axis.

“The kind of businesses and the people in Eti-Osa part of Lagos is too important to this administration for us not to listen to you. It is for this reason we are having this meeting so we can listen to you and attend to all your requests, suggestions and advice before work commences, and this will happen before the end of this week,” Daramola announced.

L-R: Mr. Maroof Olawale Musa, Permanent Secretary, Transportation, Engr. Olufemi Daramola, Special Adviser, Office of Infrastructure and Engr. Olutokunbo O. Oyenuga, Permanent Secretary, Office of Infrastructure at the stakeholders Engagement.

Also speaking on effort at ensuring smooth transportation for people and products around this axis of Lagos, the Permanent Secretary Ministry of Transportation, Mr Olawale Musa assured residents of the presence of officers the Lagos State Traffic Management Authority LASTMA, and security officers day and night as long as rehabilitation work lasts.

He promised that free flow of traffic would be ensured and sustained for the period of repair activities on that road.

He also assured residents of enough traffic signs along the road as requested by residents, but noted the challenge has been that those signs are often stolen by people.

He charged Lagosians to help keep their eyes on those road signs to apprehend those behind the theft in other to arrest scapegoats.

L-R: Mr. Maroof Olawale Musa, Permanent Secretary, Transportation, Engr. Olufemi Daramola, Special Adviser, Office of Infrastructure and Engr. Olutokunbo O. Oyenuga, Permanent Secretary, Office of Infrastructure at the stakeholders Engagement.


Musa said, ” as long as work goes on the Lekki axis, our officers will be there and definitely they will be there with policeman day and night. We are ready to work with our sister agencies to ensure timely delivery of these important roads.

“On the issue of road signs, we have a challenge with people stealing the road signs. We have put up many road signs around the state but the most strange thing here is that in a matter of days, these signs are gone.

“We need your cooperation to apprehend those perpetrating these nefarious acts. They are stoping us from providing the same in other part of the state. When we make scapegoats of those arrested, this will stop, Musa noted.


Continued pressure on the road occasioned by rapid urbanisation also led to its speedy decline as drivers and commuters face hardship while using the road.

In demonstration of its commitment to further stimulate economic growth and open up the axis for greater development, the administration of Mr Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu and the Deputy Governor, Dr Obafemi Hamzat, declared a state of emergency on this road, which culminated in the decision to upgrade the road using a more sustainable road pavement.

Thus, the Rehabilitation/Upgrading of Eti-Osa/Lekki/Epe Expressway from Eleko to Epe T-Junction in Ibeju-Lekki Local Government Area as Phase I (18.75km) was first awarded in November 2020 as a three-lane dual carriageway in reinforced concrete pavement road with ancillary facilities, and was completed and commissioned in February 2023.

To consolidate the gains of Phase I and fulfil the promise made by Mr Governor during its commissioning, the State Government awarded Phase IIA & IIB of the Eti-Osa/Lekki/Epe Expressway Project spanning Eleko Junction to Abraham Adesanya, as a three-lane dual carriageway in reinforced concrete pavement road with ancillary facilities.

To promote an integrated intermodal transportation system and optimise the design of Phase IIA & IIB to proactively accommodate emerging infrastructure within the corridor, including the Green Line Rail Mass Transit Project, the proposed Fourth Mainland Bridge (4MB), and the future expansion of Ogombo Road, the State Government in April 2025 awarded the Development of Early Infrastructure for the Green Line Mass Transit Project.

L-R: Mr. Maroof Olawale Musa, Permanent Secretary, Transportation, Engr. Olufemi Daramola, Special Adviser, Office of Infrastructure and Engr. Olutokunbo O. Oyenuga, Permanent Secretary, Office of Infrastructure at the stakeholders Engagement.

The rail corridor will run from Marina through the Eti-Osa/Lekki/Epe Expressway corridor to the proposed Lekki International Airport, providing a vital transport link between the Lagos Mainland and the rapidly developing eastern corridor of the State.

Also, in furtherance of the commitment of the current administration, led by Mr Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu and his Deputy, Dr Obafemi Hamzat, to implement programs that fast-track development, bringing relief and shared prosperity to the people, the administration awarded the Rehabilitation works for the Damaged Sections along Eti-Osa-Lekki-Epe Expressway Sections II & III (from Admiralty Intersection to Ajah Jubilee Flyover). This section has also been completed. You will recall that we held a similar stakeholder meeting in November 2025, before the commencement.
Thus, we have so far reconstructed and rehabilitated a total of 69.44 km (consisting of 49.7 km in continuous reinforced rigid pavement and 19.76 in flexible pavement) of the Eti-Osa/Lekki/Epe Expressway,

In affirmation of the resolve of the Governor, Mr Babajide Sanwo-Olu, and the Deputy Governor, Dr Obafemi Hamzat, to continue to grow the economy of Lagos through the provision of a robust infrastructure portfolio, they have graciously approved the Rehabilitation of the Damaged Sections along the Eti-Osa-Lekki-Epe Expressway from Bonny Camp to Admiralty Way Junction and VGC Sections.

President Bola Tinubu has transmitted a series of bills to the Senate for consideration, including proposed legislation to reform the legal framework governing the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), amend the Nigerian Safety Investigation Bureau Act, and establish a National School of Government, among others.

The bills, in accordance with the provisions of the 1999 Constitution, as amended, were conveyed by the President of the Senate, Sen. Godswill Akpabio.

One of the proposals, the NDLEA Bill 2026, seeks to establish a consolidated legal framework for the operations of the NDLEA. The bill is expected to strengthen the agency’s powers, including its capacity to investigate individuals suspected of involvement in illicit drug-related activities.

The Nigerian Safety Investigation Bureau Amendment Bill 2026 seeks to amend the existing 2022 Act to reposition the bureau as an independent authority and expand its mandate. The proposed amendment also seeks to transfer supervisory oversight of the bureau to the Presidency, alongside changes to its administrative structure.

President Tinubu also transmitted the National School of Government Bill (ASCON) 2026, which seeks to repeal the Administrative Staff College of Nigeria Act and establish a National School of Government.

The proposed institution is intended to serve as a national centre for governance training, public sector capacity development and institutional strengthening.

The President equally transmitted a bill seeking to domesticate the four Geneva Conventions of 1949 and their two Additional Protocols of 1977, which provide for the protection of victims of armed conflict, as well as the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court, providing for the enforcement of punishment for genocide, war crimes, crimes against humanity and aggression.

Ahead of the second term inauguration, the Governor of Ekiti State, Biodun Oyebanji, has removed all Technical Advisors and Directors-General (DGs) of government agencies with immediate effect.

The affected officials are to submit their handover notes to the Office of the Secretary to the State Government.

This was contained in a statement signed and made available to journalists by his Special Adviser on Media, Yinka Oyebode.

The statement continues, “The disengagement, which came barely 24 hours after the dissolution of the State Executive Council, marks the completion of the disengagement process for political appointees serving in the administration, except for a few whose appointments have been retained in view of the nature of their assignments.

“Governor Oyebanji expressed appreciation to the affected DGs and TAs for their support, commitment and contributions to the administration as well as the development of Ekiti State.

“He wished them success in their future endeavours”.