Named capital projects — roads, rail, power, hospitals, schools — funded during the 2019–present term. Tracks whether the allocated budget actually built the named thing, and how far it got.
5
Total projects
2
Completed
3
Ongoing
0
Stalled or abandoned
completed
What it is
Electric rapid transit line, first phase 13km with 5 stations (Marina, National Theatre, Orile Iganmu, Suru Alaba, Mile 2). Opened Sep 4, 2023 after delays from 2011 target. 2M passengers in first year. 72 daily services as of Aug 2024.
Progress & spend
₦70bn allocated · 100% physically complete · Contractor: CCECC / Alstom
completed
What it is
37km commuter rail sharing NRC Lagos-Ibadan corridor. Phase 1 (27km, 8 stations) inaugurated by President Tinubu Feb 29, 2024; commercial operations Oct 15, 2024. 5 overpasses at Pen Cinema, Mushin, Ikeja, Oyingbo, Yaba. 250k daily riders at inception, 750k at full capacity.
Progress & spend
₦135,000bn allocated · 100% physically complete · Contractor: CCECC
Ongoing
What it is
Fourth Lagos mainland bridge connecting Lagos Island to Lekki/Epe. Gov Sanwo-Olu announced groundbreaking target April 2024. Part of Strategic Transport Master Plan (6 rail lines, 1 monorail, 14 BRT corridors, 20+ water routes).
Progress & spend
Contractor: Not yet awarded (planned PPP)
Change history
27 Sept 2026Corrected — sourceTier — Reclassified: businessday.ng is independent press reporting, not a government record. Was mislabeled "official".
Ongoing
What it is
71.49km Green Line from Marina to Lekki Free Zone. MoU with China Harbour Engineering Company (CHEC) and Ministry of Finance Incorporated (MOFI) signed Sep 6, 2024. Expected 500k daily ridership. Target completion in one phase.
Progress & spend
Contractor: CHEC / MOFI (design-build MoU signed Sep 2024)
Ongoing
What it is
54.35km Purple Line from Redemption Camp to Ojo near LASU. Feasibility studies with private investors started Dec 2023, 3.5-year target. Part of 6-line master plan.
Progress & spend
Contractor: Not yet awarded (feasibility studies with private investors)
Change history
27 Sept 2026Corrected — sourceTier — Reclassified: businessday.ng is independent press reporting, not a government record. Was mislabeled "official".