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Gov. Ikpeazu Lauds FG On Road Infrastructure Development
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Gov. Okezie Ikpeazu of Abia has commended the Federal Government for the development of road infrastructure in the state and other states across the country.
Ikpeazu made the commendation at the handing over ceremony of a 2.1 km internal roads constructed by the Federal Ministry of Works and Housing at the Nigerian Institute for Nigerian Languages, Aba, Abia.
Mrs Boade Akinola, Director of Press and Relations, FMWH, disclosed this in a statement on Friday in Abuja.
The governor, who was represented at the event by his Deputy, Mr Ude Chukwudi, expressed pleasure over with the inauguration.
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“We are indeed happy and excited that the project has been successfully completed and is being commissioned and handed over today to the glory of God and for the benefit of the Institute and the general public on the other hand.
“We cannot but sincerely commend and appreciate the Federal Government of Nigeria for its commitment and dedication to addressing the huge infrastructure gap in road networks sector across the country.
“We are witnessing the uncommon will and wisdom of the Federal Government to facilitate the resolution of internal road inadequacy with a view to enhancing road network aesthetics of the Institute.”
The governor pleaded with the Federal Government to also fix some federal roads in Abia .
Ikpeazu said the roads included the Opobo-Azumini road, Aba-Port Harcourt Express Way around Ariara and the Umuahia- Ikot Ekpene Highway.
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