Ogun State House of Assembly has conducted an assessment visit to the State's Agro-Cargo International Airport, Iperu-Remo, expressing confidence that the project on completion and eventual take-off would further improve the State's socio-economic values.
Members of the Works and Infrastructure Committee led by their Chairman, Hon. Adegoke Adeyanju, who were conducted round the facility by the Project Manager of Craneburg Construction Company, Nicholas Mfarrej, opined that the project possessed enormous economic potentials that would add value and attract investment opportunities to the State.
Adeyanju, in company of the Minority Leader, Lukman Adeleye, Olusegun Kaka, Lukmon Atobatele, Damilola Soneye and Wasiu Ayodele lauded Governor Dapo Abiodun's ingenuity for initiating the project, stating that the level of work done by the contractor was commendable.
Taking the lawmakers round the facilities, the Project Manager, Nicholas Mfarrej said that the project was over 80% completed, assuring that it would be delivered within a record time.
Mfarrej also took the Assemblymen to other facilities within the airport including the warehouse, passanger lounge, control room, crew room, cargo warehouse, runway, control tower, apron, watch tower, fire station and administrative building amongst others.
He noted that adequate quality control measure with modern engineering techniques were being deployed at every phase of the construction of the project.
In another development, the lawmakers visited the damaged portion of the collector drainage on the Ojumele-Ajegunle Road in Makun-Sagamu, which was being rehabilitated, tasking the residents of the area to embrace maintenance culture of the project
The lawmakers urged the residents to desist from indiscriminate dumping of refuse that often silt up the drainage.
The Chairman called on the State Ministry of Environment, as well as Urban and Physical Planning to put in place measures towards checkmating the excesses of residents who often violated environmental and building regulations, causing impediment hindering the flow of water into the drainage, especially during the rainy season.
Governor Dapo Abiodun had recently assured investors and other critical stakeholders of commencement of unscheduled and scheduled flights at the airport in the next few weeks
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