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Apr
Communities along the 1,000-kilometre Abidjan-Lagos Corridor Road have been urged to provide enough space for the effective implemenation of the project, set to commence in 2024. The plan is part of the African Union’s linking structures for developing trade and transportation on the Continent, and would provide six-lane expressway, which would cost more than 16 billion dollars. A total of 576 of the 1,028km proposed road traverses Ghana, and would argument existing transportation infrastructure in what is considered West Africa’s most vibrant corridors. Members of the ECOWAS committed to the project under a treaty in Abuja in 2013, and a…