The Ogun State government has reaffirmed its commitment to the economic development and security of Ogun Waterside, emphasizing that no part of the state will be ceded to neighboring territories. In a recent announcement, the governor outlined significant infrastructure initiatives aimed at positioning Ogun Waterside as a hub for business and investment.
Key projects include the restoration of the Dau-Ibiade-Abigi-Efire-Makun-Ilisin road, a vital artery expected to improve transportation efficiency for local industries and ease the movement of goods. Additionally, efforts are underway to restore electricity in the area, which is anticipated to attract businesses by reducing operational bottlenecks tied to power supply.
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The administration is also advancing plans for a naval base to enhance regional security—an essential factor for businesses and investors considering expansion in the area. The ambitious Olokola Deep Sea Port project remains a focal point, with the state poised to leverage the port as a catalyst for trade and industrial growth.
In collaboration with federal authorities, the Ogun State government is pushing to connect Ogun Waterside to the Sagamu Expressway as part of the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Road, improving logistical routes that link the region to major commercial hubs. This connectivity project underscores the administration’s commitment to transforming Ogun Waterside into a strategic economic zone, ready to support business and attract investment.
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