EBOMAF-TOGO: The Lomé-Kpalimé yard is experiencing a real acceleration after the rains

Work is currently in full swing on the Lomé-Kpalimé section. The construction site was the subject of a high-level inspection on Saturday, December 9, 2023, conducted by the CEO of the EBOMAF Group in person.

There was no respite for the delegation.

After two weeks of a major sub-regional tour of the first head of the West African leader of the BTP, the stage in Togo is marked by a series of site visits.

A few hours after arriving in Lomé, he began to review the various works under construction. Among these, the project to expand the parking lot at Togolese capital's international airport and the development of the Lomé-Kpalimé road.

Since after the rains, it was necessary to put the clocks on time to re-launch the work quickly, the CEO of the EBOMAF Group wanted to ensure the progress of the work especially at the level of the various basins whose execution is impressive to date.

In order to strengthen and boost construction sites, a meeting with subcontractors was necessary. It has provided answers to various complaints. "We have to go fast and well because new challenges are on the horizon," said Mahamadou Bonkoungou, CEO of the EBOMAF Group to service providers.

With regard to public lighting, he has developed a new strategy to help the EBIT and SARAH companies accelerate their work. Arrangements are being made to complete the work by March 2024.

In the same dynamic, the brand new toll, made by the EBOMAF Group, is already majestic. The State Revenue Collection Corporation (SAFER) plans to open its shop in the coming days.

Launched in June 2020 for a period of 36 months outside the rainy season, the project to develop and modernise the Lomé-Kpalimé road was entrusted to EBOMAF in addition to 24 months' emergency work. In less than a year, the company has successfully completed the section. Adidogomé-Ségbé-Frontière du Ghana, was successfully completed to the great satisfaction of the riparian populations and the Togolese government.

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