Ododo orders construction of 10km township roads across 21 LGAs.
Kogi State Governor, Ahmed Usman Ododo, has directed the construction of 10 kilometres of township roads in each of the state’s 21 local government areas.
The governor said the initiative fulfills his campaign promises and underscores his commitment to improving infrastructure and the well-being of the people.
Represented during a project tour by the Commissioner for Works, Engr. Muhammed Avohi Yusuf, Governor Ododo instructed the Kogi State Roads Maintenance Agency (KOGROMA) to deliver the road projects across the state.
Yusuf confirmed that the 10km township road project in Yagba West LGA has been completed, while similar projects are ongoing in Mopamuro and Yagba East LGAs.
“In Mopa town, we are constructing 10 kilometres of township roads. Already, four kilometres of asphalt have been laid, and earthwork for the entire stretch is completed. Once the rains are over, the remaining six kilometres will be fully asphalted,” Yusuf said.
Commissioner for Information and Communications, Hon. Kingsley Femi Fanwo, added that the administration is deliberately decentralizing development to ensure rural areas benefit from good governance.
“Before now, projects were concentrated in urban centres. Today, rural communities are feeling the impact of government interventions. The Chief Servant is committed to ensuring development reaches the grassroots,” Fanwo stated.
He urged citizens to take ownership of the projects and protect them from vandalism to ensure long-term sustainability.
Kogi State Governor, Ahmed Usman Ododo, has directed the construction of 10 kilometres of township roads in each of the state’s 21 local government areas.
The governor said the initiative fulfills his campaign promises and underscores his commitment to improving infrastructure and the well-being of the people.
Represented during a project tour by the Commissioner for Works, Engr. Muhammed Avohi Yusuf, Governor Ododo instructed the Kogi State Roads Maintenance Agency (KOGROMA) to deliver the road projects across the state.
Yusuf confirmed that the 10km township road project in Yagba West LGA has been completed, while similar projects are ongoing in Mopamuro and Yagba East LGAs.
“In Mopa town, we are constructing 10 kilometres of township roads. Already, four kilometres of asphalt have been laid, and earthwork for the entire stretch is completed. Once the rains are over, the remaining six kilometres will be fully asphalted,” Yusuf said.
Commissioner for Information and Communications, Hon. Kingsley Femi Fanwo, added that the administration is deliberately decentralizing development to ensure rural areas benefit from good governance.
“Before now, projects were concentrated in urban centres. Today, rural communities are feeling the impact of government interventions. The Chief Servant is committed to ensuring development reaches the grassroots,” Fanwo stated.
He urged citizens to take ownership of the projects and protect them from vandalism to ensure long-term sustainability.
Ododo orders construction of 10km township roads across 21 LGAs.
Kogi State Governor, Ahmed Usman Ododo, has directed the construction of 10 kilometres of township roads in each of the state’s 21 local government areas.
The governor said the initiative fulfills his campaign promises and underscores his commitment to improving infrastructure and the well-being of the people.
Represented during a project tour by the Commissioner for Works, Engr. Muhammed Avohi Yusuf, Governor Ododo instructed the Kogi State Roads Maintenance Agency (KOGROMA) to deliver the road projects across the state.
Yusuf confirmed that the 10km township road project in Yagba West LGA has been completed, while similar projects are ongoing in Mopamuro and Yagba East LGAs.
“In Mopa town, we are constructing 10 kilometres of township roads. Already, four kilometres of asphalt have been laid, and earthwork for the entire stretch is completed. Once the rains are over, the remaining six kilometres will be fully asphalted,” Yusuf said.
Commissioner for Information and Communications, Hon. Kingsley Femi Fanwo, added that the administration is deliberately decentralizing development to ensure rural areas benefit from good governance.
“Before now, projects were concentrated in urban centres. Today, rural communities are feeling the impact of government interventions. The Chief Servant is committed to ensuring development reaches the grassroots,” Fanwo stated.
He urged citizens to take ownership of the projects and protect them from vandalism to ensure long-term sustainability.
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