By Suleiman Abubakar MAPSA
The Special Adviser to Governor Abdullahi Sule on Media and Publicity, Dr. Nawani Aboki, has emphasized the transformative impact of the N16 billion Lafia underpass, flyover, and other ongoing infrastructure projects initiated by the administration.
He stated that these projects align with the governor’s campaign promises to improve the lives of Nasarawa State residents.
Dr. Aboki made this known during a visit to the project sites, accompanied by the Managing Director of the Nasarawa State Urban Development Board, Engineer Yahaya Wada Muhammad, and a team of journalists.
At the Millionaire Quarters' new road project, Breeze News observed that construction is nearing completion, with residents expressing satisfaction over the development.
At the Lafia flyover site, workers and engineers were actively engaged, ensuring the project adheres to contractual standards.
Engineer Yahaya Wada Muhammad expressed satisfaction with the progress, noting that the project has reached an advanced stage.
The delegation also visited the ongoing 2.8-kilometer road project linking Angwan Mai Matasa to the Federal University of Lafia’s main gate.
According to Engineer Wada, the road’s completion will enhance security, boost local business activities, and ease transportation for residents.
In Kurkiyo town, the construction of a new bridge and water structure has addressed long-standing complaints from residents about flooding during the rainy season.
Engineer Wada stated that the new bridge would accommodate large volumes of water, mitigating flooding in the area.
Responding to the progress observed, Dr. Nawani Aboki described Governor Abdullahi Sule as a visionary leader with a clear direction for Nasarawa State’s development.
The Site Manager for the Lafia flyover, Engineer Maroun Elrahi, assured that the project would be completed ahead of schedule, underscoring the company’s commitment to quality delivery.
