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The vital Airport–Kuje–Gwagwalada route is moving quickly, and Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Minister Barr. Nyesom Wike is excited about this and has stated that the project will be ready for inauguration by June.
Wike described the route as a crucial piece of infrastructure that will revolutionize transportation within the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) and expressed his admiration for the amount of work completed thus far during his inspection of the enormous road project on Wednesday.
“I am quite amazed. As you are aware, one of the most important roads for us is the one that connects the airport to Kuje,” Wike stated during the visit.
On his most recent trip to the Kuje–Gwagwalada axis, the Minister recalled stopping close to a mosque that was still under construction and praising the contractors for their work.
As the contractors have stated, we will have started this job by the first week of June or the end of June, God willing. Going to Gwagwalada or from Gwagwalada to town doesn’t require you to go through the airport because of this crucial initiative. We’re really pleased with what we’ve seen,” he said.
The new road is anticipated to give drivers a significant alternate route, lowering travel time and the amount of traffic that frequently occurs in the area surrounding the airport corridor.
Wike provided an update on the status of the project, stating that the Airport–Kuje length is already more than 70% finished, while the Kuje–Gwagwalada segment is over 65% finished.
“Well, if you take from the airport to Kuje, it is over 70%, and here (from Kuje to Gwagwalada), I can see it’s almost 65%, so I think they will meet up,” he asserted.
It is anticipated that the initiative, which is a component of Wike’s vigorous drive to expand satellite towns and relieve traffic in the city center, will significantly benefit the people of Kuje, Gwagwalada, and the neighboring areas.
All eyes are on the contractors to complete the game-changing route that will hopefully put an end to many commuters’ airport traffic nightmares by June.
