2025 Funds: FG allocates N4 billion for building of presidential helipad, jetty in Lagos 

The Federal Authorities, within the proposed N49.74 trillion 2025 finances, allotted N4 billion for the development of a brand new presidential helipad and jetty in Lagos.

The allocation falls beneath the Ministry of Works, which obtained a complete finances of N1.138 trillion for 2025. Capital expenditures account for N1.09 trillion, reflecting a dedication to vital infrastructure tasks.

This info was obtained from the 2025 Federal Authorities Last Funds Proposal, which outlines plans for in depth infrastructure growth.

The development of the presidential helipad and jetty is predicted to begin after the finances’s approval.

• Past the development of the brand new presidential helipad and jetty in Lagos, the Ministry of Works has outlined a number of different vital tasks to be executed within the metropolis beneath the 2025 finances.
• These embrace the rehabilitation of Ogunusi Street to Oba Ogunji Street by Odo-Eran Junction in Ogba, Ikeja, Lagos, with a complete size of 15 km and a finances allocation of N4 billion.
• One other mission is the counterpart funding for the Lekki in Lagos-Seventh Axial Street, with a finances allocation of N2 billion. The rehabilitation of Ebute-Ero to Outer Marina Shoreline in Lagos additionally options prominently, with a finances allocation of N4 billion.

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Moreover, there are emergency repairs deliberate for the substructure and underwater components of the Third Mainland Bridge in Lagos, with a finances allocation of N8 billion.

• Different notable tasks embrace the particular repairs of Owode Ibesha Street with a spur to Rabaka Drive in Ikorodu, with a finances allocation of N100 million, and emergency repairs of Prince Sola Arodoye Road, Amuwa Lane, and Amosu Road linking the Lagos-Abeokuta Expressway in Ifako-Ijaiye LGA, Lagos State (865m size, 8m extensive carriageway with drains on each side), additionally allotted N100 million.
• There are additionally complete underground research and repairs of piles on the Third Mainland Bridge, Carter Bridge, and different bridges nationwide, with a finances allocation of N6 billion.
• Further tasks embrace the particular repairs of 1.2 km Selewu Street, Ikorodu, Lagos State (Part 1), with a finances allocation of N100 million, and emergency repairs of the substructure and underwater components of the Iddo Bridge in Lagos State, allotted N1 billion.
• Moreover, pressing restore works for the Independence Bridge Part 2 in Lagos State will likely be carried out utilizing direct (single supply) procurement, with a finances allocation of N2 billion.