A new presidential helipad and jetty in Lagos would be built using N4 billion from the Federal Government’s proposed N49.74 trillion 2025 budget. The Ministry of Works, which received a total budget of N1.138 trillion for 2025, is responsible for this distribution. The N1.09 trillion in capital expenditures reflects a dedication to large-scale infrastructure initiatives.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
The Federal Government Final Budget Proposal for 2025, which details plans for significant infrastructure development, is where this information was found. After the budget is approved, work on the presidential helipad and jetty is anticipated to start.
- The Ministry of Works has listed a number of additional noteworthy projects that will be carried out in Lagos as part of the 2025 budget, in addition to the building of the new presidential helipad and dock.
- Among these is the N4 billion budgeted repair of Ogunusi Road to Oba Ogunji Road by Odo-Eran Junction in Ogba, Ikeja, Lagos, which spans a total of 15 kilometers.
- With a billion budgetary allotment, the Lekki project in Lagos-7th Axial Road is another project. Another notable project is the N4 billion budgeted for the restoration of Lagos’ Ebute-Ero to Outer Marina Shoreline.
- With a N8 billion budget, urgent repairs are also planned for the foundation and underwater components of the Third Mainland Bridge in Lagos.
- The emergency repairs of Prince Sola Arodoye Street, Amuwa Lane, and Amosu Street connecting the Lagos-Abeokuta Expressway in Ifako-Ijaiye LGA, Lagos State (865m length, 8m wide carriageway with drains on both sides) and the special repairs of Owode Ibesha Road with a spur to Rabaka Drive in Ikorodu, which have a budget allocation of N100 million, are other noteworthy projects.
- Along with extensive subterranean investigations, N6 billion has been allocated for the restoration of the piles on the Third Mainland Bridge, Carter Bridge, and other bridges across the country.
- Other projects include the N100 million budgeted special repairs of the 1.2 km Selewu Road in Ikorodu, Lagos State (Section 1) and the N1 billion budgeted emergency repairs of the foundation and underwater components of the Iddo Bridge in Lagos State.
- Additionally, with a N2 billion budget, direct (single source) procurement would be used to carry out essential repairs for Lagos State’s Independence Bridge Phase 2.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
