Okun Ajah Community Development Association, the apex body of indigenes and residents of Okun Ajah in Eti Osa Local Government of Lagos State, has called on President Bola Tinubu to investigate the “ Illegal diversion of the Lagos – Calabar Expressway on their community .
It said billions of naira worth of investments of Nigerians in diaspora and life retirement plans of Etisalat Workers Cooperative Society, Addax Petroleum Workers Cooperative and Seplat Energy will be affected by the diversion of the road.
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The community accused the Federal Ministry of Works of deliberately diverting the road from the 2006 Gazetted Coastal Road Alignment to favour some influential persons.
Residents wrote an open letter to the President: Re: Illegal Deviation from the Coastal Road Alignment at Okun Ajah, Lagos: The Threatened Demolition of Properties of Law abiding Citizens of Okun Ajah. Signed by Chair, Isah Noibi, and Secretary, Yusuf Odunuga, it called on the President to probe ministry officials.