The Federal Capital Territory (FCT) is set to witness another stride in infrastructural development as Minister Nyesom Wike leads the official flag-off of the Kabusa-Takushara Access Road construction project. The event which holds today, signifies a key milestone in the administration’s commitment to improving road connectivity and fostering development in Abuja’s underserved areas.
The Kabusa-Takushara project is expected to address long-standing challenges faced by residents, including poor accessibility and the absence of reliable transportation routes. Once completed, the road will enhance movement within the FCT, facilitate economic activities, and improve the quality of life for the people.
Speaking ahead of the event, Minister Wike reiterated the administration’s determination to prioritize infrastructure, noting that road development is critical to Abuja’s growth and modernization. The project aligns with the FCT’s broader urban development agenda, which seeks to expand access to essential services across all districts.
Residents and stakeholders in Kabusa and Takushara have expressed optimism about the initiative, emphasizing its potential to open up new opportunities and attract investments to the area.
Minister Wike’s leadership since assuming office has been marked by a series of transformative projects, the flag-off ceremony is expected to draw dignitaries, community leaders, and members of the public, highlighting the importance of the project to the FCT’s development agenda.
