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The Federal Government's recent decision to switch from asphalt to concrete technology for road construction may trigger a clash with leading road construction companies handling major highway projects across the country. The Minister of Works, David Umahi, issued a directive instructing contractors to abandon asphalt and embrace concrete technology. This move could lead to the |
The new Minister of Works, David Umahi, had last week directed all contractors handling Federal Government highways across the country to immediately dump the use of asphalt and adopt concrete technology.
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From the Millicent filling station around Effio-ette, the appalling condition of Calabar-Oban-Ekang Road becomes more apparent as commuters and motorists dread passing the road. The federal government through the Federal Ministry of Works and Housing, with its objective of improving transportation infrastructure and restoring the nation’s road network, approved NGN169 billion for the rehabilitation of the road and nine other roads in 2019.