National chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Prof. Nentawe Yilwatda, has inspected the ongoing construction of the Akwanga, Jos and Gombe section of the Trans-Sahara Superhighway.
He said when completed, the federal government expects it to last 100 years before any rehabilitation.
The project aims to create a concrete road projected to last over a century, significantly enhancing connectivity across the nation.
Originally constructed around 1972, the Akwanga-Jos road had not undergone substantial rehabilitation for over 55 years, leading to numerous patch jobs on it.
Yilwatda who spoke with journalists during the inspection emphasised the importance of the new constr...
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Yilwatda: Akwanga-Jos-Gombe Road Planned To Last 100 Years After Completion
Source: Leadership News
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