The Federal Executive Council (FEC) on Wednesday approved $200 million World Bank loan for Nigeria’s commercial city, Lagos State, for infrastructural development.
According to them, the loan is part of a $600 million loan granted by World Bank for roads and other infrastructural development projects in Lagos State.
Mr Fashola said the first batch of $200 million was approved in 2010, but that subsequent batches were reportedly delayed by the last administration for political reasons.
“It suffered delays as a result of partisan political differences in the last dispensation.
“After the first tranche was disbursed there was freeze on the second tranche,” he explained.
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