The Lagos-Abeokuta Expressway is currently undergoing significant rehabilitation, particularly in the Abule-Egba–Ahmadiyya section of this vital highway.
The ongoing road improvement initiatives, which have pleased local residents and drivers who anticipate that these upgrades will facilitate smoother travel and alleviate past difficulties encountered on this route.
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As a crucial connection between Lagos and Ogun states, the expressway experiences heavy daily traffic. Various segments have deteriorated over the years, leading to potholes, damaged road surfaces, and extended traffic delays.
In February 2026, the Lagos State Government announced a partial closure of parts of the expressway to enable the Federal Ministry of Works to repair damaged areas. This intervention affected both directions of traffic, particularly along the U-Turn Bus Stop–Sango Tollgate stretch.
Additional rehabilitation efforts were also mentioned for the Super Bus Stop–Ilepo Bus Stop area, with plans for reconstruction to be managed by the Federal Ministry of Works.
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In 2024, reports indicated that drivers traveling through the Ahmadiyya, Ijaiye, Meiran, Alakuko, Amje, and Old Tollgate segments faced significant road issues, including potholes and lengthy delays.
Earlier reports also documented rehabilitation activities and the challenges present along various sections of the Lagos-Ota-Abeokuta route.
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For those who frequently use this road, the ongoing work is seen as a positive development, especially if completed effectively.
This initiative has sparked renewed calls for the comprehensive reconstruction of the entire Lagos-Abeokuta corridor, which stretches from Lagos through Sango/Ifo to Abeokuta, aimed at enhancing traffic flow, improving road safety, and bolstering economic activities between Lagos and Ogun states.
