Update on the Lagos-Calabar Highway: 750km Six-Lane Giant Taking Shape

Nigeria's ambitious Lagos–Calabar Coastal Highway is rapidly taking shape, marking one of the largest road infrastructure projects in the country's history. Stretching approximately 700 kilometres along Nigeria's Atlantic coastline, the highway is expected to connect Lagos, Ogun, Ondo, Delta, Bayelsa, Rivers, Akwa Ibom, and Cross River States, opening up new economic opportunities, reducing travel times, and boosting tourism and regional trade. In today's video, we will provide a comprehensive update on the project, including: The latest developments in the Calabar section, Progress on the Lagos section, Construction updates from Ogun State, The renaming of the highway, Challenges facing the project, including vandalism and flooding And what Nigerians can expect in the coming months. So stay with us until the end because a lot is happening on one of Africa's most ambitious highway projects.