Lagos Will Soon Release Hotlines For Potholes, Quick Road Rehabilitation-Transportation

Lagos State Governor, Mr Babajide Sanwo-Olu, on Wednesday restated his
commitment to collaborate with residents and people of the state for successful
implementation of his administration’s policies and programmes.
The governor, who said this when he hosted Muslim faithful in Lagos House,
Alausa, Ikeja to mark 2019 Eid-el-Fitri informed the gathering that his
government will soon release emergency hotlines to the public to call the Lagos
State Public Works for immediate fixing of potholes and roads that need urgent
repairs.
“Let us have continuous collaborative engagements. We will continue to ask
you to work with us. We would be calling on you at different times.”
“Our Public Works Corporation would come out and start fixing all the potholes
on our roads. We would soon publish the numbers that people would be calling
to notify us of wherever there are potholes in the state”, Governor Sanwo-Olu
stated.
He expressed happiness as he joined Muslim brothers and sisters to celebrate
the end of Ramadan after a long period of spiritual cleansing and self discipline,
urging them to pray for the success of his administration.
According to him, “I am happy and pleased to join our Muslim brothers and
sisters in this glorious celebration of Eid-el-fitri. A long stretch of fasting like
this is not the easiest thing. It takes special grace and personal discipline, to
go through the religious obligation.
“Continue to pray for the success of our administration and our prayers is that
we all witness next year in good health and progress”.

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