In a significant move to enhance Nigeria’s road infrastructure, the Federal Government has approved ₦840 billion for the rehabilitation of the Abuja-Kaduna-Zaria-Kano dual carriageway. This initiative continues the commitment to improving transportation networks initiated by the previous Buhari administration.
The Tinubu administration is now taking the reins on this vital project, aiming to ensure that Nigeria’s road infrastructure meets the growing demands of its population and economy. The rehabilitation of this key route is expected to facilitate smoother transportation, boost trade, and enhance connectivity between major cities in the northern region.
Officials have expressed optimism that by 2026, the country will witness substantial improvements in its road infrastructure, paving the way for economic growth and development. The government is confident that these upgrades will not only improve travel times but also contribute to safer roads for all users.
As the project progresses, stakeholders are encouraged by the potential benefits it will bring to the economy and daily lives of Nigerians. With robust investment in infrastructure, the administration is determined to make Nigeria a model of effective road management and development.
Stay tuned for more updates on the rehabilitation project and other infrastructure initiatives as the nation moves towards a more connected future.
