…As residents,road users applauds praises on council boss,Olasoju Adebayo
Emmanuel lkpeama.
The Mayor of Isolo, Olasoju Adebayo, is not relenting in matching words with actions regarding his promise of infrastructural renewal in the council area.
This is as the ongoing construction work on Shongobiyi Street, off Osolo Way, nears completion. The development is coming on the heels of the commencement of work on Baale and Ibadan Streets in Ilasamaja Ward of the council area.
Having completed works on the drainage on both sides of the road, the contractor, on Wednesday, performed thorough excavation and grading exercise to advance the construction work.
Upon completion, the street which connects with the ever-busy Osolo way and Mureni street at either ends will serve as an escape route for road users from the regular traffic hold up at Aiye Bus-Stop.
A resident who simply identified himself as Tunde hailed the council boss for the developmental efforts thumbing him up for being relentless in his developmental strive.
“I speak for all the residents on this street and I can tell you that we are all happy about this development. It gladdens our heart. It’s a thing of joy that Sangobiyi streets is getting rehabilitated. We used to feel that the chairman does not plan to construct this road because you will see of all the road in the axis ours is the only one in a not-too-good condition.
“He did Mureni, Olusola Faronbi, Shonibare, Holy saviour leading to Aderinto, shodehinde and the others. Sangobiyi is the only one that looks odd but we are happy now that our road is being put into better condition. We appreciate him for this development even as we look forward to the speedy completion because of rain,” he said.
A motorist, Kazeem Alao, has this to say; “This is a great development because I won’t have to go through Aiye before connecting with Osolo Way, this road will be another option for me if I enter through mureni, I can now pass Sangobiyi or Olusola Faronbi or Shonibare.”
He went on to appeal to the chairman to see to the removal of gates at the entrance and exit of the street for seamless access for motorists
