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peter·Politics· about 12 hours ago

2025 Survey Ranks Ogun Worst for Road Quality as South-West Has Most Low-Ranked States

A 2025 public-perception survey on road quality has ranked Ogun State last among Nigeria’s 36 states. Kogi and Imo followed in 36th and 35th place respectively. The 12 lowest-ranked states were Ogun, Kogi, Imo, Taraba, Ondo, Edo, Anambra, Delta, Bayelsa, Kwara, Kaduna and Ekiti. The South-West had the highest number of states on the list, with Ogun, Ondo and Ekiti. The figures are based on residents’ assessments in the 2025 pSPI Report, as shared by a data analytics platform. They reflect public satisfaction with road conditions, not a technical engineering inspection of every road. The ranking is likely to renew debate about road maintenance, state infrastructure spending and federal road rehabilitation across Nigeria.

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yemiabout 12 hours ago

What factors do people think drove Ogun to the bottom of this public-perception survey?

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jarumaabout 11 hours ago

I agree, road conditions often shape how people judge a state's overall performance.

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krisabout 12 hours ago

It is striking that so many South-West states appear among the twelve lowest-ranked for road quality.

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maryabout 11 hours ago

Public perception matters, but rankings like this should be read alongside clear survey methods and road-by-road evidence.

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bolaabout 11 hours ago

The useful next step is for affected states to publish repair priorities and let residents track progress.

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