Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu has paid N3.1 billion for 331 property owners whose lands and buildings were acquired for significant infrastructure projects throughout Lagos State.
This information was shared in a Facebook post, where the governor noted that the compensation applies to verified property owners impacted by road construction and public projects in Badagry, Epe, Ikorodu, Igbogbo, and Ogba.
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The governor emphasized that this payment reflects his administration’s dedication to fairness, accountability, and responsible governance while implementing essential infrastructure that will serve millions of Lagos residents.
“As we develop the roads and public infrastructure Lagos requires, we must also ensure that the individuals affected are treated justly,” he stated.
He clarified that all compensation claims underwent a rigorous verification process to guarantee that only the rightful owners received their due compensation, highlighting the importance of transparency and due process.
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The governor acknowledged that each acquired property signifies more than just land or buildings; it represents families, homes, or businesses whose sacrifices have enabled these projects.
Sanwo-Olu reinforced that the long-term advantages of the infrastructure endeavors would not be overlooked, assuring affected residents that their contributions would be recognized. “We promised to govern with fairness and accountability. Today provided yet another chance to fulfill that promise,” he remarked.
This compensation aims to alleviate the burdens of affected property owners while aiding the efficient execution of vital infrastructure projects across Lagos State, particularly in Badagry, which is set to see enhancements in road networks and public facilities.
