Ogun EXCO approves new roads, hospitals, power investment, MSME agency

Author: Daily Post StaffPublished on: September 13, 2026Country: Nigeria

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Ogun EXCO approves new roads, hospitals, power investment, MSME agency

The Ogun State Executive Council approved a package of infrastructure and economic development projects, including new road constructions and two general hospitals. Among the projects are the reconstruction of the Siun Junction–Iperu Junction Road and the establishment of the Ogun State Enterprise Development Agency to support MSMEs. These initiatives aim to improve connectivity, enhance healthcare services, and boost the local economy.

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