The appeal was made by Lagos State Commissioner for Information and Strategy, Mr. Gbenga Omotosho, and his counterparts in Transport, as well as Home Affairs, Dr. Fredericks Oladehinde, and Prince Anofi Elegushi respectively, during a stakeholders’ meeting held on Wednesday at the Lekki Coliseum in Lekki Phase 1, Lagos.
The stakeholders’ meeting was held to engage key residents on the plan of LCC to reopen the Lekki-Ikoyi Link Bridge Toll Plaza, and it was attended by key stakeholders which included, the President of Lekki Estates Residents and Stakeholders Association, Olorogun James Emadoye; human rights activists, pressmen, residents among others.
In his words, “We are here to seek your understanding as a government about the matter at hand. We are also citizens of Nigeria. We are all Lagosians. I have listened to all of you talking about our rights, privileges, and how government should be responsible for everything. I also feel that as citizens, we should have some responsibilities.
He also appealed to the people not to be shortsighted, that the decision of the government was not to punish people but to create an enabling environment for more jobs through private sector participation.
The question is how much was loan for this project, how much is the total repayment and at what interest rate? Lastly, what's the duration of the repayment? Let LCC make a public declaration of these for transparency? I don't see d reason why we have multiple tollgate in d state
We don’t want to understand anything..WHO ORDERED THE SHOOTING AT LEKKI TOLL GATE jidesanwoolu MBuhari
Lagos State government is trying to help Tinubu get some funds for his election dealings.
If they don't want it tolled,let them repay the money expended on the road,simple In the alternative,they can disrupt movement on it and experience what Canadian protesters experienced Shikena