A statement issued by Bi-Courtney’s spokesman, Dipo Kehinde, said: “The reconstruction will go on simultaneously in four critical portions of the road.”
While envisaging that the work might affect traffic flow on the road, Bi-Courtney said it had taken the precautionary measures of engaging traffic control officers and flaggers who would facilitate the flow of traffic during construction hours.
The statement reads: “We urge motorists to drive with care, observe the rules and obey traffic signs.
“We are working with stakeholders, including the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW), Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), Ogun State Traffic Compliance and Enforcement Corps (TRACE), Nigeria Police, tanker owners and other road users to minimise the impact of this exercise on motorists.
“Bi-Courtney hails the commitment and vision of President Goodluck Jonathan to infrastructure development through Public Private Partnership (PPP). This vision, being promoted by the Federal Ministry of Works, is worthy of support. We assure Nigerians that the Federal Government and our company are committed to this important road project.”
The Nation
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