“When the inspection committee visits and sees that the basic infrastructure is being provided, it gives us a pathway to secure the hosting rights for the Commonwealth Games,” the Minister said.
He further noted that the road, which includes a three-span bridge, would boost emergency response capabilities by enabling quicker access for the nearby Fire Service Station.

Wike urged contractors to prioritise the employment of local youths during construction, while commending security agencies and council chairmen for their support in driving President Bola Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda.
FCT Minister of State, Dr Mariya Mahmoud, said the project reflects the administration’s commitment to improving connectivity, safety, and living standards in the capital city.
She stressed that it would open up Kaura District to greater economic activity, raise property values, and improve accessibility to key road networks.
Mahmoud added that the road would strengthen public safety and disaster management by improving response times for the fire service.
“The project will boost socio-economic development while enhancing the quality of life for residents,” she said.