In a significant development, Adamawa State Governor Ahmadu Fintiri inaugurated the construction of an N21 Billion 20.8 Kilometers super highway in the Yola-South Local Government Area. This marked the commencement of an impressive infrastructure venture. The monumental project, with an estimated cost of N21 billion, will reshape the landscape of the state’s capital.
This transformative project spans from the ‘Welcome to Yola’ entry point. Additionally, it extends through Rumde Kila, all the way to AA Lawan Junction within the state capital. Governor Fintiri, represented by his Deputy, Prof. Kaletapwa Farauta, emphasized that they awarded the contract to Messrs Triacta Nigeria Limited. This is for the construction, encompassing vital elements such as culverts, bridges, and drainage systems.
Proposed Completion Date For The Construction Of The N21 Billion Super Highway Project.
Governor Fintiri announced that they have scheduled the completion of this N21 Billion 20.8 Kilometers Super Highway within 30 months. He expressed his belief that upon its successful completion, the new highway would facilitate increased access to the capital. In fact, it will also stimulate residential and economic activities.
Furthermore, Governor Fintiri highlighted the N21 Billion, 20.8 Kilometers Super Highway’s seamless integration with the ongoing projects. Projects like the 1,000 housing units at Malkohi, reinforce its significance and impact on the region. He declared this initiative as a testament to his administration’s unwavering commitment to good governance and its determination to attract new residents and investors to Yola.
Alhaji Adamu Atiku, Commissioner for Works and Energy, pledged the ministry’s unwavering commitment to overseeing the project with meticulous attention to detail and adherence to specifications. Additionally, he announced plans for the construction of an additional 500-meter link road to the new Correctional facility, enhancing connectivity with nearby communities. This project sets the stage for a new era of development and growth in Adamawa State’s capital city, Yola.”
