Residents and commuters in Epe Constituency 1 are set to enjoy smoother transportation and enhanced daily living as the rehabilitation of the Isale Agoro Road, which links the historic Oba Olu-Epe Palace, nears completion.
EpeInsights reports that the ongoing project marks a significant milestone in the drive to boost infrastructure and improve community welfare in the area.
Once completed, the road will greatly ease movement for both pedestrians and motorists, while also improving access to key cultural and economic hubs in the town.
The initiative has been widely acknowledged as a result of the dedication and advocacy of Hon. Abiodun Tobun, Member of the Lagos State House of Assembly (MHA), who continues to push for development projects that meet the needs of his constituents.
Hon. Abiodun Tobun, has been instrumental in advocating for this project.
His commitment to infrastructure development has been evident in previous initiatives, including the rehabilitation of Eid Street, Fowoseje Street, and Oshodi Tapa Street, which have significantly improved local accessibility and addressed erosion concerns.
The Isale Agoro Road project is part of a broader effort to revitalize Epe’s infrastructure, aligning with the Lagos State Government’s agenda to develop the area into a 21st-century economy.
The ongoing Epe Mixed Development Scheme and Labour City projects further demonstrate this commitment, aiming to provide functional infrastructure such as roads, drainage, electricity, and water to enhance the quality of life for residents.
Community members have expressed optimism about the road’s completion, anticipating improved connectivity and economic opportunities.
“This road project is not just about asphalt and drainage—it’s about restoring dignity and improving the daily experiences of the people,” a community member said.
The road, which serves as a vital link to the Oba Olu-Epe Palace, is expected to bolster tourism, enhance business activities and strengthen community ties.
As work progresses steadily, anticipation is building among residents who see the project as a reflection of responsive and people-focused leadership.
