An impressive turnout of traditional rulers and political stakeholders is currently gathered in Bode Sadu for the ongoing Kwara North Traditional Rulers and Political Stakeholders Engagement.
We pray that this important gathering yields positive outcomes and contributes to the
RENEWED HOPE INFRASTRUCTURE DRIVE IN BENUE STATE: THE FLYOVER IS RISING!”
From the drawing board to the construction site — Makurdi is witnessing a major transformation.
What was once a promise is gradually becoming concrete, steel, and infrastructure right before our eyes.
The Makurdi flyover project is taking shape, with massive structural work already visible on site. This is the kind of infrastructure that can reshape traffic movement, connectivity, and the face of the city.
Promised delivered. Thank you Mr president. Tinubu must stay.
#Makurdi #BenueState #Infrastructure #RoadDevelopment #RenewedHope #Nigeria #Development #BenueProgress @woye1@benuestategovt@OfficialAPCNg
RENEWED HOPE INFRASTRUCTURE DRIVE IN BENUE STATE: THE FLYOVER IS RISING!”
From the drawing board to the construction site — Makurdi is witnessing a major transformation.
What was once a promise is gradually becoming concrete, steel, and infrastructure right before our eyes.
The Makurdi flyover project is taking shape, with massive structural work already visible on site. This is the kind of infrastructure that can reshape traffic movement, connectivity, and the face of the city.
Promised delivered. Thank you Mr president. Tinubu must stay.
#Makurdi #BenueState #Infrastructure #RoadDevelopment #RenewedHope #Nigeria #Development #BenueProgress @woye1@benuestategovt@OfficialAPCNg
Infrastructure drive across the North Central: Reconstruction of the Shendam Bridge is underway connecting communities, improving security, and supporting commerce.
This is why Tinubu must stay.
@officialABAT@AbiodunEssiet@woye1
@YeriTheSGF@woye1@AbiodunEssiet Great progress👏 This road will make a huge difference for residents and traders along the corridor.
Well done to President Tinubu and Minister Umahi.
Minna–Zungeru–Tegina Road Gains Momentum Under Renewed Hope Agenda
Work on the Minna–Zungeru–Tegina road, a key Renewed Hope Agenda project, is progressing rapidly under the supervision of the Federal Ministry of Works and the Niger State Controller.
Once completed, the road will ease travel between Kontagora, Zungeru and Minna, improve safety and boost trade along the corridor.
The progress reflects President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and Works Minister, Engr. Dave Umahi's commitment to delivering practical infrastructure that connects communities and drives economic growth.
@FMWNIG@DaveUmahi
Under the leadership of President Tinubu and the direction of the Honourable Minister of Works, Engr. Dave Umahi, work on this vital route continues to advance bringing renewed hope closer to the people who use it every day.
@AbiodunEssiet@woye1
The Minna Zungeru Tegina road project, a key part of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda, is gathering strong momentum under the close supervision of the Federal Ministry of Works and the Niger State Controller.
Once completed, the road will ease travel for -
commuters linking Kontagora, Zungeru, Minna, cutting delays, improving safety, and supporting trade and daily movement across the corridor. The ongoing push reflects the administration’s focus on practical infrastructure that connects communities nd opens economic opportunities.
Infrastructure drive across North Central: The reconstruction of the Shendam bridge. Connecting communities, improving security, and supporting commerce. Tinubu must stay @woye1@FMWNIG@PBATMediaCentre
TODAY IS D DAY
For Akeredolu, State Police was never theory.
He said it again and again: You can't call Governors Chief Security Officers and give them zero control over security. It's deceit.
Today, on what would have been his 70th birthday, we move beyond IF to HOW.
How do we build a State Police that works?
📅 Today, Oct 8 | 10AM
📍 ICC, University of Ibadan
#AketiAt70 @RotimiAkeredolu
KEFFI–NASARAWA ROAD PROJECT.
The Keffi–Nasarawa Road Project was originally awarded in 2018 by the previous administration. However, progress was slow due to funding challenges, with only about 3 kilometres achieved at the time.
Under the administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, and through the strategic intervention of the Honourable Minister of Works, Sen. Engr. David Umahi, the project has been restructured and divided into two phases.
Phase One has been completed, as shown in the pictures, and is ready for commissioning. This section was constructed using asphalt pavement.
Phase Two has also been awarded and is currently ongoing. The phase covers Keffi–Nasarawa, Nasarawa–Toto and Toto–Abaji, including the extension to Abaji.
At present, construction work on Phase Two has progressed to the Gunki–Marmara axis, where the project is being executed with concrete pavement technology, unlike Phase One, which was constructed with asphalt.
Once fully completed, the project is expected to ease movement for commuters, improve road safety, reduce travel difficulties and strengthen connectivity between Keffi, Nasarawa, Toto, Abaji and surrounding communities.
This ongoing development reflects the Federal Government’s continued investment in critical road infrastructure under the Renewed Hope Administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, with the supervision and intervention of the Minister of Works, Sen. Engr. David Umahi. @FMWNIG@woye1@DOlusegun@OfficialAPCNg
#RenewedHopeAgenda
#TinubuShettima2027
#RenewedHope
#RegionalStability
🚧 Phase Two ongoing (concrete pavement) at Gunki–Marmara axis, covering Keffi Nasarawa Toto Abaji.
Better connectivity, improved safety, and easier movement for communities coming soon.
Renewed Hope at work.
@FMWNIG@woye1@DOlusegun@OfficialAPCNg@AbiodunEssiet
KEFFI–NASARAWA ROAD PROJECT
Awarded in 2018 with only 3km completed due to funding issues.
Under President Tinubu and Minister of Works, Sen. David Umahi, the project was restructured into two phases.
✅ Phase One completed (asphalt) and ready for commissioning.
KEFFI–NASARAWA ROAD PROJECT.
The Keffi–Nasarawa Road Project was originally awarded in 2018 by the previous administration. However, progress was slow due to funding challenges, with only about 3 kilometres achieved at the time.
Under the administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, and through the strategic intervention of the Honourable Minister of Works, Sen. Engr. David Umahi, the project has been restructured and divided into two phases.
Phase One has been completed, as shown in the pictures, and is ready for commissioning. This section was constructed using asphalt pavement.
Phase Two has also been awarded and is currently ongoing. The phase covers Keffi–Nasarawa, Nasarawa–Toto and Toto–Abaji, including the extension to Abaji.
At present, construction work on Phase Two has progressed to the Gunki–Marmara axis, where the project is being executed with concrete pavement technology, unlike Phase One, which was constructed with asphalt.
Once fully completed, the project is expected to ease movement for commuters, improve road safety, reduce travel difficulties and strengthen connectivity between Keffi, Nasarawa, Toto, Abaji and surrounding communities.
This ongoing development reflects the Federal Government’s continued investment in critical road infrastructure under the Renewed Hope Administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, with the supervision and intervention of the Minister of Works, Sen. Engr. David Umahi. @FMWNIG@woye1@DOlusegun@OfficialAPCNg
#RenewedHopeAgenda
#TinubuShettima2027
#RenewedHope
#RegionalStability