FG Promises 100 Year Strong Highways
The Federal Government says it is constructing highways designed to stand for up to 100 years, according to the Minister of Works, David Umahi.
He made the remark while outlining the government’s new direction on road infrastructure across the country.
Umahi explained that the projects now follow stricter standards, with reinforced concrete technology replacing the old asphalt method in many locations.
He said the aim is to cut down on constant repairs and end the cycle of failed roads.
He noted that improved supervision, better materials and modern engineering methods are being applied to ensure durability.
The minister added that contractors are being closely monitored to meet the required specifications.
The government believes the long-term approach will save costs and boost economic activities by improving transport links nationwide.


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