Nigerians Demand Accountability, Transparency in the Use of Funds- Amb. Adedipe

…As President Tinubu Commissions 11 road and bridge projects, but only one is completed

On May 31, 2025, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu officially commissioned 11 road and bridge projects across Nigeria. However, the event was marred by controversy as it was revealed that only one project was fully completed.

This has raised serious concerns about transparency, accountability, and performance under the current administration.

The Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway: A Partial Completion
One of the projects commissioned was the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway, a 700km project. However, only a 30km section from Ahmadu Bello Way to Eleko Village was physically completed.

The project was flagged off and commissioned on-site at Kilometre 8, near Jakande Estate, Lagos.

This partial completion has sparked questions about the project’s timeline and funding.

The 11 projects commissioned by President Tinubu include major road and bridge projects across the country.

However, a closer look at the projects reveals that most of them are still under construction or incomplete. The projects include the Lagos–Ibadan Expressway, East-West Road, Alesi–Ugep Road, and others.

Nigerians Demand Answers
The commissioning of these projects has raised questions about accountability and transparency in the use of funds.

Nigerians are demanding answers on how the funds saved from fuel subsidy removal and trillions of dollars borrowed from foreign nations have been spent. The lack of transparency has sparked outrage among citizens.

The incomplete projects are a testament to the administration’s failure to deliver on its promises.

After two years in office, President Tinubu’s administration has delivered nothing but hardship, rising insecurity, and broken promises. Nigerians are losing faith in the government’s ability to deliver.

Nigerians are Saying Enough is Enough
The people are calling for change, and the time has come for Nigerians to rise and say enough is enough.

President Tinubu and the APC must not be allowed to return to Aso Rock come 2027. Nigerians are ready for a new direction.

The People’s Democratic Party (PDP) remains a viable alternative for a better and more prosperous Nigeria. Nigerians must vote out the current administration and choose a government that will truly work for the people.

The PDP’s promise of a better future is an attractive alternative to the current administration.

The commissioning of these projects has sparked controversy, and Nigerians are demanding answers. The incomplete projects are a reflection of the administration’s failure to deliver on its promises. Nigerians are looking for change.

Nigerians must demand accountability and transparency from their leaders.

The PDP’s promise of a better and more prosperous Nigeria is an attractive alternative to the current administration. Nigerians deserve better.

The 2027 elections will be a turning point in Nigeria’s history. Nigerians must choose leaders who will truly work for the people.

The future of Nigeria depends on the government and its people. Nigerians must choose wisely.

Prince (Amb.) Dr. Adedipe Dauda Ewenla, Southwest PDP Ex-Officio, now called for change and accountability from the current administration.

He believes that the PDP is the viable alternative for a better and more prosperous Nigeria. Nigerians are listening.

The commissioning of these projects has sparked controversy, and Nigerians are demanding answers. The incomplete projects are a reflection of the administration’s failure to deliver on its promises. Nigerians are ready for a change.