Just two months after its official opening, the recently completed Ojumele-Ajegunle Road in Makun Sagamu, Ogun State, has suffered a significant collapse. The road, part of the Ogun State Government’s infrastructure rehabilitation project, was inaugurated with great fanfare, with residents expressing gratitude for the improved connectivity it provided.
However, following a heavy downpour, the road has deteriorated rapidly, prompting concerns about the quality of its construction. Residents have taken to social media to share photos and videos of the collapsed sections, raising questions about the materials used and the workmanship involved.
“The governor didn’t do anything right,” said Rehanat, a social media user. “He needs to use quality materials and stop blaming hoodlums.”
Zubairu Abdullahi, another resident, echoed these sentiments. “The road was poorly constructed,” he said.
The Ogun State Government, which had initially hailed the project in a short documentary, has yet to comment on the collapse. The incident has raised concerns about the accountability and transparency of infrastructure projects in the state. CONTINUE READING
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