Some major work to South Geo Political Zone are to be completed
next year, the minister of power, works and housing MR. BABATUNDE FASHOLA gave the assurance after facilities throughout
the South - West geo political zone. ABUBAKAR
ABESTU who was amongst the minister’s entourage reports that most of the
projects are to be completed in Ogun and Lagos State.
According to the news correspondent who said that the facilities
tour is a continuation of inspection of ongoing federal projects under the
ministry power, works and housing. He encouraged the contractors to deliver on
scheduled, the minister MR. BABATUNDE
FASHOLA said the government was committed to ensuring the conclusion of the
project in view of their critical rule in getting the country out recession. He
explains government will sustain current mode of payment to the contractors to
propel the existing change in economic activities and Job creation generated by
ongoing projects. According to MR.
BABATUNDE FASHOLA who said that if ask the contractors their respond will
be that they are better than where they were as of three or four years ago. And
he said that that was when Nigeria had more money; oil was at $100 per barrel
but the contractors did not see the money and now the oil is $50 per barrel,
and they are getting paid every quarter and that is the commitment his administration
had made to them.
MR. BABATUNDE FASHOLA also expressed the confidence that
the road projects abandoned years ago due to funding challenges would usher in
a new dawn for the country in term of infrastructure when completed; the
minister mentioned some of the major roads projects, the government was given attention
to in the south - west zone. According to MR.
BABATUNDE FASHOLA he mentioned Tinkan
Island, Mai two, Oshoki expressway that evacuate the port cargo outside of
the city, also the warf road
rehabilitation and reconstruction, Shagamu kpakwala in Ogun, Oyo Ogbumosho road
in Ondo, the Ado Ikere road, the Kaba road, the oyo Ogbumosho High way work is under way there.
MR. BABATUNDE FASHOLA
asked the state government to
apply for the ownership, of the metropolitan roads in their areas to allow the
federal government focus on the major highways. He however assured that the state
government would be reimbursed for work already done on behalf of the federal
government.
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