FG Approves N187 Billion for Completion of Benin-Shagamu-Ore Expressway to Boost Economic Growth

The Federal Government has taken a significant step towards enhancing the nation’s transportation infrastructure with the approval of N187 billion for the completion of the remaining 96 kilometers of the Benin-Shagamu-Ore expressway. This major infrastructure project is designed to ease transportation challenges, reduce travel times, and facilitate economic growth in the region.

According to the Minister of Works, David Umahi, the approved section spans 48 kilometers on each lane, totaling 96 kilometers, and will complete the dual carriageway. The completion of this expressway is expected to have a profound impact on the lives of citizens, businesses, and the overall economy of the region. By providing a more efficient and safer transportation route, the project will boost economic activities, create jobs, and improve the quality of life for people living along the route.

The government’s investment in this project demonstrates its commitment to addressing the country’s transportation needs and promoting economic development. The Benin-Shagamu-Ore expressway is a critical transportation artery that connects several states in the southwest region, and its completion will have a positive impact on the nation’s economic growth and development.

With the approval of this project, the government hopes to stimulate economic growth, improve road safety, and enhance the overall quality of life for citizens in the region. The completion of this expressway will also increase the competitiveness of Nigerian businesses, improve access to markets, and attract investments to the region.

The Federal Government’s efforts to improve the nation’s infrastructure are crucial to achieving its economic development goals. The approval of the N187 billion for the Benin-Shagamu-Ore expressway is a significant step towards achieving these goals and promoting economic growth and development in the region.