The Federal Government has ordered contractors on major highways to keep sites open during Christmas. Minister Umahi also announced a N263bn payment directive to NNPCL to offset debts. Read more.
Works Minister David Umahi directs contractors on major highways to remain on site during the festive season to ease gridlock. FG also announces N263bn payment plan for contractors, pending verification of N2.13trn debt.
NSA Nuhu Ribadu and two ministers visited Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara to inspect key infrastructure and oil spill sites in Ogoniland. The visit aims to address environmental and security concerns. Read more details here.
Thousands of Christmas travellers were stranded overnight on the Abuja-Lokoja expressway due to a severe gridlock, contradicting government claims of a cleared road. Read the full report.
Junior Achievement Nigeria appoints Dave Uduanu as its new Board Chairman, succeeding Olaniyi Yusuf after a decade. The organisation aims to expand its impact on youth empowerment.
Winhomes CEO Stella Okengwu disputes Works Minister's claim of a N50m land payment in Okun Ajah, stating the company invested N4.323bn. She warns misinformation threatens Nigeria's investor credibility.
A top ADC stakeholder in Enugu, Comrade Adolphus Ude, has strongly criticised Works Minister Dave Umahi for claiming Igbos are satisfied with Tinubu's government. Ude insists marginalisation has worsened, citing exclusion from major projects. Read the ful
ADC leader Adolphus Ude counters Works Minister Dave Umahi's claim that Igbos are content with Tinubu's governance, citing exclusion from major projects and appointments. Read the full analysis.
Works Minister David Umahi calls on Igbos worldwide to halt Biafra secession push, arguing President Tinubu's administration has addressed grievances through inclusion and integration. Full details.
Winhomes CEO Stella Okengwu dismisses claims of a final court judgment in the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Road dispute, warning against misleading public statements. Key legal issues remain unresolved.
President Tinubu has ordered the temporary opening of the 35.7km Bodo-Bonny Road to ease festive travel. The road will operate daily from 7 am to 7 pm, with restrictions on heavy vehicles. Read more.
Works Minister David Umahi terminates Calabar-Odukpani-Itu road contract over slow progress, pledges 10-minute emergency response on Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway. Read details.
The Federal Government has set a December 20 deadline to settle all outstanding payments owed to road contractors, following protests over N4 trillion in delayed project financing. Minister David Umahi announced the presidential directive.
Federal Government terminates three road contracts in Kogi State due to contractor non-performance. Projects to be re-awarded as part of infrastructure development under Renewed Hope Agenda.
Arewa Youth Assembly petitions President Tinubu, calls for Works Minister David Umahi's resignation over alleged poor handling of Kaduna-Abuja highway project. Read full details.
Federal Government confirms the first 47km of Lagos-Calabar coastal highway will open to motorists between December 12-17, 2025. Get the latest updates on this transformative infrastructure project.
CUPP commends President Tinubu's aggressive road infrastructure development and praises Engr. Umahi's exceptional field leadership in transforming Nigeria's transportation network.
Transportation Minister Dave Umahi's shocking admission about Nigeria's collapsing highways reveals a national crisis. Discover why our roads have become death traps and what urgent solutions are needed.
Nigeria's Federal Government announces groundbreaking concrete road technology that promises century-long durability, revolutionizing infrastructure development across the nation.