- President Bola Tinubu on Saturday arrived in Lagos ahead of the inauguration of the controversial Lagos-Calabar coastal highway project, estimated to cost about N15 trillion
- The special assistant to the president on social media, Dada Olusegun, revealed this in videos shared on his social media page on Saturday
- Legit.ng reports a statement from the State House indicated that Tinubu will also carry out series of official engagements while in Lagos
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Legit.ng journalist Esther Odili has over two years of experience covering political parties and movements.
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has arrived in Lagos to inaugurate the Lagos-Calabar coastal highway.
This was announced in a post by the Special assistant to the President on social media, Dada Olusegun.
Photo credit: @NGRPresident
Source: Twitter
Why is Tinubu in Lagos? Presidential aide speaks, shares photos, videos
The presidential aide shared photos and videos of President Tinubu after he arrived in Lagos on his X page.
He tweeted:
“President Bola Ahmed Tinubu arrives in Lagos ahead of the flag off of Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway and other Flagship Projects of this administration.”
The Presidency also confirmed the development and shared photos of President Tinubu on its website, the X platform.
The photos captured the moment Tinubu arrived in Lagos and met with Wale Edun and Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu and other top government officials in the state.
According to the Presidency, Tinubu is in Lagos to commission Lagos-Calabar coastal highway and other key projects.
The Presidency tweeted:
“President Tinubu Arrives in Lagos for the Commissioning of New Apapa, Tincan Island roads.”
See photos and videos of Tinubu’s arrival in Lagos state:
Why N2.75bn compensation will be paid for Coastal highway
Meanwhile, Legit.ng reported that the federal government announced that date it will commence the payment of compensation for the Lagos-Calabar coastal highway.
Umahi said the federal government would pay N2.75 billion in compensation to property owners affected by the demolition on Wednesday, May 1.
More compensation is expected to be paid to property owners along the coastal corridor in the coming days.
Source: Legit.ng
