An update and pictures of the ongoing rehabilitation of the Iwo Road Roundabout and the expansion of the scope of the reconstruction of the 5.5 km Adegbayi Junction-Bus Terminal-Iwo Road Interchange. Both projects were approved by the Oyo State Executive Council on Tuesday, 10 December 2024.
This strategic intervention tackles two persistent challenges around the Iwo Road axis: seasonal flooding and traffic congestion. By rehabilitating the Iwo Road Roundabout and expanding the ongoing reconstruction of the Adegbayi Junction–Bus Terminal–Iwo Road Interchange (along the Ibadan-Ife Expressway), the Oyo State Government is not only improving road usability during the rainy season but also easing peak-hour gridlock. These integrated upgrades, including wider lanes, improved drainage, and better traffic flow systems, form part of a broader commitment to climate-resilient, commuter-friendly infrastructure.
Complementary Development: Iwo Road Bus Terminals 1 and 2
These efforts (the rehabilitation of the Iwo Road Roundabout and the expansion of the scope of the reconstruction of the 5.5 km Adegbayi Junction-Bus Terminal-Iwo Road Interchange) build upon the ongoing construction of Terminals 1 and 2 at the Iwo Road Bus Interchange, part of a strategic four-terminal transport upgrade (including the Terminals at Challenge and Ojoo) by the Oyo State Government. These terminals are central to modernising urban mobility and improving the travel experience for commuters.
Below are images from the ongoing rehabilitation of the Iwo Road Roundabout and the expansion of the scope of the ongoing reconstruction of the Adegbayi Junction-Bus Terminal-Iwo Road Interchange:
