Alao Akala
11 Oct
Oyo State Government has shut down temporarily the 76.67km Alao-Akala Memorial Highway to construct weighbridges on it. The Commissioner for Public Works, Infrastructure and Transport, Prof. Kehinde Shangodoyin, who disclosed this on Thursday said the move was necessitated by the desire to preserve the road. Shangodoyin said when completed, the weighbridges would be deployed to…
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