Lagos Vows To Build New International Airport Amid Two-Year Delay

Lagos State Government has reaffirmed its commitment to building a new international airport in the Lekki area, despite a two-year delay, as part of its efforts to complement the existing Murtala Muhammed Airport.

The Lagos State Government has reaffirmed its commitment to building an international airport in the Lekki area, despite a two-year delay in the project. The state's decision comes as a response to criticism that legal challenges had stalled progress on the airport, which is intended to complement the existing Murtala Muhammed Airport. Construction of the new airport remains underway, with the government emphasizing its determination to complete the project and meet its original timelines. The international airport is seen as a crucial infrastructure development aimed at enhancing the state's economic growth and connectivity.