Minister of Works, Engr. David Umahi, has assured Nigerians that no ongoing federal infrastructure project will be abandoned under the administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
Umahi gave the assurance at the weekend during an inspection of federal road projects in Ebonyi State, where he said the Tinubu administration remains committed to completing strategic infrastructure across the country to stimulate economic growth and improve connectivity.
According to the minister, the ongoing road projects have created thousands of direct and indirect employment opportunities while boosting economic activities in host communities.
He urged the people of the South-East to acknowledge what he described as the President’s commitment to the region rather than focusing solely on criticism of the administration.
“The President means well for the country. The ongoing infrastructure projects are creating jobs through road construction, reinforcement works, project yards, and business opportunities for suppliers of construction materials, as well as traders operating along the project corridors,” Umahi said.
The minister explained that the adoption of reinforced concrete pavement technology would ensure greater durability of roads while stimulating growth in the local cement industry through increased demand.
He noted that although it would be impossible to address every national challenge within three years, the administration had made significant progress in infrastructure development and deserved the support and patience of Nigerians.
Umahi also highlighted what he described as unprecedented federal investments in the South-East, arguing that the region has benefited considerably from the Tinubu administration.
Commenting on the country’s political landscape, the minister criticised the
