Residents and commuters along the Karu corridor in the Federal Capital Territory have expressed profound appreciation to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and FCT Minister Nyesom Wike over the completion of a major 15-kilometre road project.
The infrastructure intervention, executed by indigenous contractor Abdul-Val Nigeria Limited, stretches from the Karu Interchange on the Abuja-Keffi Expressway to Customs Clinic Junction, incorporating critical feeder roads.
For years, motorists navigating the busy gateway suffered severe traffic gridlock and seasonal flooding due to poor drainage, conditions that local shop owners and teachers confirm have been completely resolved.
Project Manager Hacı Cengiz noted that the successful dualization project created over 250 jobs for local community members while demonstrating the capacity of indigenous construction firms to deliver high-standard public works.
Motorists highlighted that modern streetlighting and efficient drainage networks have transformed nighttime commuting and boosted commercial activities across the corridor.
The FCT Administration reaffirmed its dedication to executing strategic infrastructure projects that alleviate urban congestion and improve economic mobility across satellite towns.
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