The Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Minister, Nyesom Wike, is set to launch a series of transformative infrastructure projects this week, including the construction of four new roads and other critical facilities aimed at enhancing Abuja’s development and public services.
According to a statement released on Monday by Mr. Lere Olayinka, Senior Special Assistant to the FCT Minister on Public Communication and New Media, the Minister will flag off six new projects over the next two weeks.
Key Projects
Among the major projects slated for inauguration are:
- Kabulsa-Takushara Access Road
- Kabusa-Ketti Access Road
- Access Road to the new EFCC Academy in Giri District
- 15km Road from the A2 Junction along Abuja-Lokoja Road to Pia in Kwali Area Council
In addition, Wike will oversee the commencement of:
The design, construction, and furnishing of an office complex for the Body of Benchers.
The construction of 10 staff quarters for the Nigerian Law School in Bwari Area Council.
To bolster security operations across the FCT, the Minister will also distribute brand-new vehicles to security agencies.
“These projects represent a continued commitment to improving the living standards of FCT residents and enhancing the efficiency of public services,” Olayinka stated.
Ongoing Inspections and Projects
Wike’s proactive approach to infrastructure development includes recent inspections of several projects, such as:
Construction of the Saburi-Dei Dei Road.
Rehabilitation of the Dutse-Usuma Dam Road.
Upgrading of the War College/Army Checkpoint Roads in Bwari Area Council.
Reconstruction of the 25km Kwaita/Yebu Road.
Construction of the 11km Yangoji-Sukuku-Ebo Road.
Rehabilitation of the Old Ushafa-LUD Road and Dutse-Lower Usuma Dam Dual Carriageway.
Other critical infrastructure projects under review include:
The 9km Paikon Kore/Ibwa Road.
The 11km Aguma Palace-Radio Nigeria-New Market Road in Gwagwalada.
The Dakibiyu District Dual Carriage Road leading to the Abuja Court of Appeal Complex under construction.
The 11km Kuje Road Project.
A 4km arterial road from Life Camp to Ring Road III.
The 11.3km Access Road to Judges Quarters in Katampe.
Commitment to Development
Wike’s hands-on approach underscores his dedication to closing infrastructural gaps, expanding the housing and judicial facilities, and improving Abuja’s transportation network. These initiatives are expected to have a significant and lasting impact on the Federal Capital Territory’s growth and development.
