๐Ÿ—๏ธ Breaking: Lagos Government Announces โ‚ฆ50 Billion Badagry Infrastructure Upgrade

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Breaking: Lagos Government Announces โ‚ฆ50 Billion Badagry Infrastructure Upgrade

April 26, 2026 | Breaking News | By Rosh Beach News Desk

BREAKING NEWS โ€” The Lagos State Government has unveiled a massive โ‚ฆ50 billion infrastructure development plan for the Badagry axis, aimed at transforming the historic town into a world-class tourism and commercial destination.

Key Projects Announced

  • Coastal Road Expansion: Dualization of the Badagry-Seme expressway with modern street lighting and drainage systems.
  • Badagry Tourism Village: A new state-of-the-art tourism center featuring craft markets, a museum, and an amphitheater near the Marina.
  • Water Transportation: Development of jetties and ferry services connecting Badagry to Lagos Island and Apapa.
  • Beachfront Development: Renovation of public beach access points with security posts, restrooms, and parking facilities.

Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu, speaking at the project launch in Badagry, said: “Badagry holds a special place in our state’s history, and it deserves world-class infrastructure. This investment will unlock the full potential of this region โ€” for tourism, for commerce, and for the people who call Badagry home.”

Construction is expected to begin in Q3 2026, with the first phase set for completion by December 2027. Local businesses, including Rosh Beach Resort, have welcomed the announcement, describing it as a “game-changer” for the local economy.

Reactions from the Community

Chief Mrs. Folashade Adeniyi, a community leader in Badagry, described the announcement as “the most significant development in Badagry since the construction of the first storey building in Nigeria.” Local hoteliers, restaurant owners, and transporters are all bracing for increased patronage.

We’ll bring you more updates as this story develops.


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