Home Politics Wike Champions Game-Changing Road Projects Set to Supercharge Abuja’s Economy

Wike Champions Game-Changing Road Projects Set to Supercharge Abuja’s Economy

14
0
Wike
FCT Minister, Nyesom Wike
The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike, on Thursday stated that the ongoing road construction projects under his administration are set to boost the economy of the nation’s capital.
FCT city gate

Join our WhatsApp group

Wike made the remark during the flag-off ceremony for the construction of Collector Road CN2 (Emmanuel I. Ogala Street), which connects Arterial N16 (Yemi Osinbajo Way) to N20 (Wole Soyinka Way), including Road ILS 5 within the Katampe District.

Wike noted, “Today, we are also flagging off another critical project that will facilitate the opening up of the Gishiri area.”

“Recall that sometimes in June this year, the President came and commissioned that interchange and dualization of road that leads to Girishi.

“It will be more meaningful if we try to link up this, and I told the company CGC that they must do everything possible, even without the contact awarded.

“And we should go ahead, and to the glory of God, they went ahead.

FCT

“I want to commend CGC for what they are doing, for the confidence in the government of Mr President knowing fully well that it is for the interest of the people, residents, and for our economic interest as well in Abuja.

“I can imagine when this road is completed and inaugurated in the third year of Mr President, look at the properties here and what will happen.

“I’m sure somebody’s property in the area will be like, something has to be done. If the property here was N200, N300 million, in the next one month, they will go to N700 million to N1 billion.

“That’s what good administration is, that’s the whole essence of making the economy thrive.” Wike.

pdp
FCT Minister

Join our WhatsApp group

Join Our Social Media Channels:

WhatsApp: NaijaEyes

Facebook: NaijaEyes

Twitter: NaijaEyes

Instagram: NaijaEyes

TikTok: NaijaEyes

READ THE LATEST POLITICS NEWS