The Federal Government of Nigeria has approved road infrastructure contracts worth 4.2 trillion naira, covering major highways and bridges across the country, including the second phase of the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Road.
Minister of Works, Senator David Umahi, disclosed this to newsmen yesterday in Abuja at the end of the Federal Executive Council meeting presided by President Bola Tinubu.
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According to Umahi, the projects are spread over several states, with a focus on enhancing connectivity, improving road safety, and supporting economic growth.
The minister also addressed concerns about terminated contracts, particularly with Julius Berger, clarifying that the government has negotiated cost-saving measures, while equipment from previous contractors will be repurposed, to avoid unnecessary mobilization costs.
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