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[Turakin Nupe (Hui) ✨️ @anas4aymaan]

IWAJU LA NLO!

#Kwara2027Poll #IwajuLaNlo #KwaraState #IlorinEast #RuralDevelopment

[Turakin Nupe (Hui) ✨️ @anas4aymaan]

#Kwara2027Poll | RURAL DEVELOPMENT, REAL IMPACT!

Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq, CON, has flagged off the construction of the 5KM Oke Ose–Maya Ile Apa–Lajiki Road in Ilorin East LGA.

[Turakin Nupe (Hui) ✨️ @anas4aymaan]

This project will ease transportation, improve rural connectivity, boost local businesses and create more opportunities for grassroots development.

Every community matters. Kwara is moving forward!

[Turakin Nupe (Hui) ✨️ @anas4aymaan]

@YeriTheSGF @KashifuInuwa @SenRemiTinubu @woye1 @_chiefagbabiaka A golden fish has no hidden place. Better days ahead 🙏

[Abiodun Essiet PhD @AbiodunEssiet]

PHOTOS: Scenes from today's flag-off ceremony of the 401Km Lambata–Lapai–Agaie–Bida–Makera–Mokwa–Kontagora Road project in Bida, Niger State, by the President Tinubu-led administration under the full supervision of the Honourable Minister of Works, Engr. Dave Umahi.

Governor Bago and the good people of New Niger State are pleased that this project is kicking off. @woye1 @NGRPresident @FMWNIG

#TinubuMustStay
#RenewedHopeBulldozerProject

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All is set for the flag-off of the 376km Lambata–Lapai–Agaie–Bida–Makera–Mokwa–Makera-Kontagora Road, in Bida with Governor Umaru Bago, Minister of Works David Umahi, Minister of Information and National Orientation Mohammed Idris Malagi, and Alhaji Aliko Dangote among the..

[Turakin Nupe (Hui) ✨️ @anas4aymaan]

@AbiodunEssiet PBAT MUST STAY

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HeadsUp: The Federal Government has approved ₦1.5 trillion for the reconstruction and dualisation of the Lambata–Bida–Mokwa–Makera–Kontagora Federal Highway in Niger State.

The Niger State Government said the project will be formally flagged off with a groundbreaking ceremony scheduled for Tuesday, October 13, 2026, at 12 noon in Bida.

The highway is expected to improve connectivity across major communities in Niger State, while easing movement of people and goods along the corridor.

The project is also expected to boost economic activities and strengthen road links between Niger State and other parts of the country. @FMWNIG @DaveUmahi

[Turakin Nupe (Hui) ✨️ @anas4aymaan]

Niger state government lobbying has paid off. Good collaboration by state government and federal.

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HeadsUp: The Federal Government has approved ₦1.5 trillion for the reconstruction and dualisation of the Lambata–Bida–Mokwa–Makera–Kontagora Federal Highway in Niger State.

The Niger State Government said the project will be formally flagged off with a groundbreaking ceremony scheduled for Tuesday, October 13, 2026, at 12 noon in Bida.

The highway is expected to improve connectivity across major communities in Niger State, while easing movement of people and goods along the corridor.

The project is also expected to boost economic activities and strengthen road links between Niger State and other parts of the country. @FMWNIG @DaveUmahi

[Turakin Nupe (Hui) ✨️ @anas4aymaan]

@AbiodunEssiet @woye1 @FMWNIG @PBATMediaCentre North Central are not left behind on the Renewed Hope mantra...

[Abiodun Essiet PhD @AbiodunEssiet]

Infrastructure drive across North Central: The reconstruction of the Shendam bridge. Connecting communities, improving security, and supporting commerce. Tinubu must stay @woye1 @FMWNIG @PBATMediaCentre

[Abiodun Essiet PhD @AbiodunEssiet]

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

[Turakin Nupe (Hui) ✨️ @anas4aymaan]

@AbiodunEssiet Infrastructure is an important part of development. All thanks to President Tinubu and Umahi

[Abiodun Essiet PhD @AbiodunEssiet]

Lafia Bypass and 9th Mile–Otukpo–Makurdi Road Project

The project is officially known as “Construction of Lafia Bypass and Dualization of 9th Mile (Enugu)–Otukpo–Makurdi Road, Phase II of the Abuja–Keffi–Akwanga–Lafia–Makurdi Road Project.

Key Project Figures

Project Component| Length/Status
Lafia Bypass| 15.8 km
9th Mile–Otukpo–Makurdi Phase II Corridor| About 268–268.5 km
Makurdi–Otukpo–9th Mile, Section II| Approx. 250.627 km
Abuja–Keffi–Akwanga–Lafia–Makurdi, Phase I| 227.2 km
Abuja–Keffi Section, Phase I| 43.65 km one carriageway / 87.3 km both carriageways

Lafia Bypass

The 15.8-kilometre Lafia Bypass is one of the major recent road infrastructure projects around Lafia, Nasarawa State. The project was originally awarded earlier but experienced delays before construction fully recommenced in February 2024.

Following the resumption of work, construction progressed significantly under the renewed construction programme. By 2026, the main construction had been completed, and the bypass was already providing benefits to motorists by helping to reduce congestion and improve movement around Lafia.

The 9th Mile–Otukpo–Makurdi Phase II

The larger component of the project is the dualisation of the 9th Mile–Otukpo–Makurdi road, which forms part of Phase II of the wider Abuja–Keffi–Akwanga–Lafia–Makurdi road project.

The current Section II description puts this corridor at approximately 250.627 kilometres, while broader project descriptions place the entire Phase II corridor at about 268–268.5 kilometres.

The project is intended to provide a stronger and more efficient highway connection between Makurdi, Otukpo and 9th Mile in Enugu State, complementing the existing Abuja–Keffi–Akwanga–Lafia–Makurdi corridor.

Construction of this section is ongoing, with completion targeted for 2027.

The Abuja–Keffi–Akwanga–Lafia–Makurdi corridor is a major strategic road connecting the Federal Capital Territory with Nasarawa and Benue States and onward toward the South-East.

The project is expected to:

Reduce travel time between major cities and communities.
Improve road safety and ease traffic congestion.
Strengthen economic activities along the corridor.
Improve the movement of people, agricultural products and goods.
Enhance connectivity between the FCT, Nasarawa, Benue and the South-East.
Support trade and regional economic development.

Project Timeline

April 2019: Construction of the original Abuja–Keffi–Akwanga–Lafia–Makurdi project commenced.
February 2024: Construction of the Lafia Bypass fully recommenced.
In 2026: The 15.8 km Lafia Bypass was completed, with formal handover/commissioning being prepared.
In 2026: Work on the wider 9th Mile–Otukpo–Makurdi Phase II remained ongoing.
In 2027: Targeted completion for the ongoing Makurdi–Otukpo–9th Mile components.

The project is designed to create a faster, safer and more economically productive road network linking Abuja through Nasarawa and Benue to Enugu and the wider South-East.

Lafia Bypass: 15.8 km
Makurdi–Otukpo–9th Mile Section II: approximately 250.627 km
Broader Phase II corridor: about 268–268.5 km
Phase I Abuja–Keffi–Akwanga–Lafia–Makurdi: 227.2 km
Lafia Bypass construction recommenced: February 2024
Lafia Bypass: Completed by 2026
Makurdi–Otukpo–9th Mile: Ongoing, targeted for completion in 2027
Lafia Bypass Contractor: China Harbour Engineering Company (CHEC)

The project represents a major investment in transportation infrastructure aimed at improving connectivity, mobility, safety and economic development across the Abuja–Nasarawa–Benue–Enugu corridor. @woye1 @benuestategovt

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Under President Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda, Niger State is expanding electricity access through renewable energy. Key results: 42 mini-grids, 29 grid extensions, 882 solar street lights, 71 communities electrified, and 6.7 MW of solar PV deployed, with 77 more mini-grids in the pipeline. These projects mean more reliable power, safer communities, better livelihoods, and stronger support for rural businesses and development. Renewed Hope. Renewed Energy.

[Turakin Nupe (Hui) ✨️ @anas4aymaan]

Renewed Hope is not just a slogan in Niger state. It's a reality. Thank you PBAT

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Under President Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda, Niger State is expanding electricity access through renewable energy. Key results: 42 mini-grids, 29 grid extensions, 882 solar street lights, 71 communities electrified, and 6.7 MW of solar PV deployed, with 77 more mini-grids in the pipeline. These projects mean more reliable power, safer communities, better livelihoods, and stronger support for rural businesses and development. Renewed Hope. Renewed Energy.

[Abiodun Essiet PhD @AbiodunEssiet]

Renewed hope infrastructure project in Kwara State: Construction of Ago Ayo - Osun Boundary Road 3.9km with Solar Street Lights in Oyun, Kwara State, Dualisation of 110.8 km Ilorin-Jebba Road, Section 1, Construction of 46.238km Eiyenkorin Afon-Ojoku-Offa Road, Construction of 74.3km Lafiagi-Shonga-Bacita Road, and Rehabilitation of Gbugbu-Lafiagi Road and Construction of Hydrulic Structures in Lafiagi. Promised delivered, Tinubu must stay. @woye1 @OfficialAPCNg @followKWSG @FMWNIG @DOlusegun @DaveUmahi

[Turakin Nupe (Hui) ✨️ @anas4aymaan]

@AbiodunEssiet Well done PBAT

[Turakin Nupe (Hui) ✨️ @anas4aymaan]

When infrastructure works, everything works. Abeg, stay Tinubu and do more for Niger state

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Renewed hope infrastructure in Niger State: Ongoing rehabilitation works on the critical Minna-Zungeru-Tegina-Kontagora Road (Section II: Tegina-Kontagora,
92.295km). Promised delivered, Tinubu must stay @woye1 @OfficialAPCNg @NigerStateNG

[Turakin Nupe (Hui) ✨️ @anas4aymaan]

@AbiodunEssiet @woye1 @OfficialAPCNg @NigerStateNG Thank you PBAT ✅️