How I Will Approve Construction of Federal Roads By Governors – Umahi

 

By Bada Abraham

David Umahi, the current Minister of Works, has been very active since his official inauguration. One of his key responsibilities as the Minister of Works is to inspect and approve the construction of federal roads all over the country.

David Umahi has already inspected the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway and has promised that the road will be completed as soon as possible. Recently, the Minister of Works had a meeting with the Governor of Lagos State.

During the discussion, he stated that anyone interested in constructing federal roads will receive instant approval from him.

He said, “As Minister, anyone seeking permission to build Federal Roads will receive approval in less than 1 hour, and I could issue such approval through WhatsApp for us to finalize later.”

His statement is a testament to his commitment to seeing well-constructed roads all over the country. Today he has already visited the Governor of Ogun State as he continues his general inspection of federal roads all over the country

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