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Lagos-Calabar Highway: Section 2 Compensation Payout Commences April 26

Genesis Obong
By Genesis Obong
Published: April 8, 2025
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The Federal Ministry of Works has announced that compensation payouts for property owners affected by the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway’s Section 2 are set to commence on April 26. This development marks a significant step in the progression of the ambitious infrastructure project, addressing the concerns of those whose lands and properties are being acquired for the highway’s construction.

The commencement of compensation payments follows a period of assessments and evaluations conducted by the ministry to determine the fair value of affected properties. This process is crucial to ensuring that individuals and entities impacted by the highway’s route receive just remuneration.

“The process has been meticulous, aimed at ensuring transparency and fairness,” stated a source within the Federal Ministry of Works, who requested anonymity due to the sensitivity of the matter. “We understand the concerns of the affected property owners, and we are committed to ensuring they are adequately compensated.”

The Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway is a massive infrastructure project aimed at connecting key economic hubs along Nigeria’s coastline, with the hopes of boosting trade and facilitating smoother transportation. However, such large-scale projects often necessitate land acquisition, which can disrupt the lives and livelihoods of those residing in the affected areas.

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The focus on Section 2 of the highway indicates a prioritized approach to addressing the most immediate needs of the project. The commencement of these payments provides a measure of relief and certainty for many individuals and businesses.

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It’s important to acknowledge the human element of this development. For many, the land and properties in question represent years of investment and personal history. As a writer, I understand that behind the numbers and official statements, there are real people whose lives are being impacted.

The Federal Ministry of Works has emphasized its commitment to handling the compensation process with integrity and efficiency. Affected property owners are advised to cooperate with the designated authorities and provide all necessary documentation to facilitate a smooth payout.

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As the Lagos-Calabar Highway project progresses, it is anticipated that further updates regarding compensation for other sections will be released. The impact of such projects are not just limited to those receiving compensation. The economic impact for the entire region is expected to be substantial.

The commencement of the compensation payments is a critical milestone, balancing the need for infrastructure development with the rights and livelihoods of affected citizens.

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