Nasarawa Technology Village: A paradigm of successful public-private partnership
In transforming the narrative of PPPs from pain to pleasure, Nasarawa sets a compelling precedent for collaborative development models
In transforming the narrative of PPPs from pain to pleasure, Nasarawa sets a compelling precedent for collaborative development models
The state government gave a breakdown of the road projects the N100 billion is to be expended on.
The maiden freight train departed the Apapa Port in Lagos on Thursday for Ibadan, laden with 30 units of 40-feet ...
Mr Wike said the 30-kilometre roads, five in each of the six area councils, would be concluded before 29 May, ...
Mr Shettima will also participate In AfDB, World Food Prize-Facilitated Norman E. Borlaug International Dialogue In Iowa, USA.
Mr Kazeem attributed the low figures to what he termed as “the corps’ rejigged operational tactics towards creating a safer ...
Chinese President Xi Jinping says Nigeria is important to Africa and the world.
The presidency says the eight-year tenure of the Buhari administration has yielded unprecedented reforms for Nigeria.
The Delta State Government says the allegation is false.
The minister, in 2019, announced that the government had concluded designs for the return of toll plazas on federal roads.
Residents of various Imo communities lament the impact of the abandoned road projects on their lives.
A total of 21, 223 people were affected by the floods in 20 local government areas with 123 communities submerged.
The minister said that though the government dismantled toll plazas in the past, there was no law abolishing tolls.
The works ministry listed the road projects included in the approval.
Six companies will construct 19 federal roads covering 794.4km under the new order.
Ministers also gave progress reports on their ministries.
The federal government had in September 2017 began massive rehabilitation works on some major roads in the state
The lawmakers say most federal roads have become dilapidated and should be fixed.
The man recently attacked foreigners after damaging their cars.
Mr. Fashola noted that to implement the plan, the government would collaborate with the National Assembly.
Major projects were also approved for the Nigerian capital, Abuja.
"It is the responsibility of the federal Government to repair that road," an official said.
Government has made it clear to those illegally extending structures to the roads that they will not be compensated.
Some Abuja residents told PREMIUM TIMES that beggars cause more disruptions on roads than hawkers.
The residents said businesses are moving to neighbouring states. Some residents of Aba in Abia State have called on the ...
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