Nasarawa assembly excited over Gov. Sule’s infrastructure projects
The Nasarawa State House of Assembly has expressed satisfaction with the massive infrastructure drive undertaken by Governor Abdullahi Sule’s administration.
The Chairman, House Committee on Nasarawa Urban Development Board (NUDB), Musa Gude, made the remark on Wednesday while inspecting projects in Lafia, Akwanga and Karu local government areas.
The committee inspected the construction of Abdullahi Adamu Estate/Tomatoes Road in Lafia, Police Station/Angwan Kpandam Road in Akwanga, Mararaba Twin Flyover, Chikas Road and 6KM Ado Kasa/Kari Road, all in Karu LGA, and Keffi Flyover.
According to Mr Gude, the assembly is happy with the high quality of projects executed by the state government across the state.
The committee chairman also urged the state government to release funds for the completion of the Mararaba Twin Flyover.
Mr Gude said the essence of the visit was to assess state government projects to ensure that contractors execute projects according to specification.
He stated, “We are here to inspect and assess the projects with a view to ensuring that quality work is done and to correct any abnormality, if discovered.
The committee chairman said the construction of roads and other infrastructure would boost the transport system and improve the standard of living of the people of the state.
“I want to commend His Excellency, Governor Abdullahi Sule, for his administration’s massive infrastructural development across the state.
“The governor has done well and is still doing well in the provision of roads, flyovers and other infrastructure in the state. These projects will improve the lives of our people and will bring speedy development to the state.”
He assured the committee’s continued commitment to inspecting projects across the state.
Mr Gude lauded the contractors for their good work and urged them to adhere strictly to their project specifications, particularly in the construction of the Mararaba Twin Flyover.
He, however, called for the completion of the six km Ado Kasa-Kari Road to boost socio-economic activities and improve the standard of living of the people of the area.
On their part, the engineers handling the projects appreciated the committee for the visit and assured of their determination to deliver quality work.
The engineers include the Project Manager of Triacta Nigeria Ltd, Elias Bechara, handling the construction of the Mararaba Twin Flyover; LiJiang Kan in charge of DE Pacific Investment Ltd, handling the construction of Ado Kasa-Kari Road; and Mario Khoory, handling the construction of Keffi Flyover.
The Director of Engineering, Nasarawa Urban Development Board (NUDB), Ibrahim Omoye, led members of the committee round the project sites.
(NAN)
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