Abuja–Kaduna highway: Uba Sani meets works minister 

Abuja–Kaduna highway: Uba Sani meets works minister 


In a show of proactive leadership and inter-governmental collaboration, the governor of Kaduna dtate, Senator Uba Sani, CON, Friday, met with the Minister of Works, Senator David Umahi, CON, to conduct a comprehensive review of the Abuja–Kaduna–Abuja expressway project.

The meeting, held in Abuja, reflects the governor’s results-oriented leadership style and his firm commitment to ensuring the timely completion of one of Nigeria’s most strategic road corridors.

Discussions at the meeting centered on expediting the completion of the Abuja–Jere–Kaduna segment, which serves as a lifeline for millions of Nigerians who rely on it daily for mobility, trade, and social connectivity.

The governor emphasised that the expressway transcends regional relevance, describing it as a “national artery” central to the socio-economic integration of the entire northern region.

Governor Sani reiterated that the Abuja–Kaduna–Kano expressway represents a flagship component of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda, aligning with the administration’s vision of modernising infrastructure and stimulating economic competitiveness.

“This expressway is not just a road — it is an economic corridor that connects people, markets, and opportunities across northern Nigeria and beyond,” Governor Sani stated.

In his response, Senator Umahi commended governor Sani for his constructive engagement and consistent advocacy for the people of Kaduna state. 

He reaffirmed the Federal Government’s commitment to delivering the project within record time, disclosing that contractors have been directed to adopt double shifts to accelerate progress without compromising on quality.

The Minister further assured that the innovative use of durable concrete pavement technology would guarantee long-term sustainability and reduce maintenance costs.



Source: Blueprint

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