Adamawa State Government to Construct and Rehabilitate 52.7km of Roads Across the State
The Adamawa State Executive Council, under the leadership of Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri, has approved major road construction and rehabilitation projects aimed at improving inter-local government connectivity and boosting economic activities across the state. The council approved the construction and asphalt overlay of four major roads, with a combined length of 52.7 kilometers, at a […]
The Adamawa State Executive Council, under the leadership of Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri, has approved major road construction and rehabilitation projects aimed at improving inter-local government connectivity and boosting economic activities across the state.
The council approved the construction and asphalt overlay of four major roads, with a combined length of 52.7 kilometers, at a total cost of ₦18.15 billion. The roads earmarked for construction include:
• 11.2km Plum Road, Michika
• 17.5km Michika –Garta–Kamale Road
• 14km Sukur Road, Madagali
• 10.3km Kishinga Road
These projects are part of Governor Fintiri’s vision administration’s continuous efforts to expand infrastructure, open up rural areas, and enhance access to markets, schools, and healthcare facilities.
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Road development is critical to Adamawa State’s agricultural and commercial growth, as better road networks will enable farmers and traders to transport goods more efficiently, reduce travel time, and stimulate investment opportunities in rural communities.
Residents of the benefiting local governments expressed optimism that the projects, once completed, will ease mobility, reduce vehicle maintenance costs, and improve security by enhancing accessibility.
This new approval adds to the series of road infrastructure projects already initiated by the Fintiri administration, reinforcing its commitment to delivering quality governance and sustainable development across Adamawa State.