Governor Dapo Abiodun Strategic Infrastructure Masterplan Delivers Over 1,650 Kilometres Of New Road Networks Across Ogun State

Governor Dapo Abiodun delivers 1,650km of roads in Ogun State, focusing on the Abeokuta-Sagamu Expressway and industrial links to boost economic growth.

By: AXL Media

Published: Mar 23, 2026, 11:21 AM EDT

Source: The information in this article was sourced from Daily Post Nigeria

The Strategic Imperative Of The Gateway State Corridor

Ogun State occupies a unique position in Nigeria’s economic geography, serving as the essential bridge between the commercial capital of Lagos and the rest of the federation. Under the leadership of Governor Dapo Abiodun, the state has moved to address decades of infrastructure neglect that left federal and state highways in disrepair. By prioritizing road construction as a central pillar of development, the administration has successfully executed 61 road projects, with an additional 53 currently in progress. This systematic approach aims to transform the state from a mere transit point into a highly efficient industrial and logistics hub.

Modernizing The Capital And Industrial Arteries

A significant portion of the infrastructure investment has been directed toward the Ogun Central Senatorial District to improve mobility around the state capital. The reconstruction of the 42 kilometre Abeokuta Sagamu Expressway stands as a flagship achievement, strengthening the link between the seat of government and the Lagos Ibadan Expressway. Complementing this are urban interventions like the Panseke Adigbe Road and the Elega Miliki Saje Junction projects, which are designed to alleviate inner city congestion. These developments are not merely for transport but serve as catalysts for urban renewal and increased commercial property values in the capital.

Strengthening Connectivity In The Remo And Ijebu Divisions

In Ogun East, the administration has focused on critical transport links that facilitate regional trade. The completion of the Ijebu Ode Epe Sagamu Benin Interchange Flyover Bridge has significantly improved traffic flow at one of the state's busiest junctions. Further inland, the reconstruction of the 12.3 kilometre Ilishan Ilara Akaka Ode Remo Road has reconnected several agricultural and residential communities. Governor Abiodun has emphasized that these modern motorable roads, equipped with proper drainage and safety features, are essential for reducing travel times and stimulating the local economies of historic towns across the Remo axis.