Lagos-Abuja Trip Will Soon be 4 Hours – Umahi

In a significant announcement, Minister of Works, Dave Umahi, unveiled plans for a groundbreaking infrastructure project that promises to transform long-distance travel in Nigeria.

During his highway inspection tour in Ogun and Oyo States, Umahi shared the ambitious vision of the Lagos 4th Mainland Bridge Supersonic Highway, which he believes will cut travel time between Lagos and Abuja to just four hours.

Umahi revealed the details of the project during his visit, emphasizing that it would be executed through a Public Private Partnership (PPP) model. The project aims to revolutionize travel along one of Nigeria’s busiest routes, offering unprecedented speed and convenience to commuters.

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He explained the innovative approach: “We have a program called Highway Development Management Initiative (HDMI), and it allows states and other private investors to engage with the Federal Government either to take over a fully constructed road to toll and maintain it in partnership with the Federal Government or take a brand new road and reconstruct it and toll it under laid down agreement.”

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The minister’s announcement is a response to the pressing need for improved infrastructure and more efficient transportation in Nigeria. The Lagos-Abuja route, known for its heavy traffic and lengthy travel times, has long been a focal point for enhancement.

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Umahi‘s vision for the Lagos 4th Mainland Bridge Supersonic Highway represents a significant step toward modernizing Nigeria’s transportation network and fostering economic development. While the project is still in the planning stages, it holds the promise of revolutionizing long-distance travel in the country, making it faster and more convenient for both commuters and businesses.

As the plans for this groundbreaking highway development initiative progress, Nigerians eagerly await further details and updates on the transformative project that could reshape travel in the nation.

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