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Edo State, FMW Join Forces For More Durable Roads With CRAP.

Jabiru Hassan, Kano.

 

The Governor of Edo State, His Excellency Monday Okpebholo, visited the Minister of Works, Engr. (Sen.) David Umahi, CON, FNSE, FNATE on Monday, 10th February, 2024 to discuss recent developments in the state’s road infrastructure.

 

The Governor praised the Minister for the ongoing construction, reconstruction, rehabilitation, and emergency repairs of Federal roads in Edo State.

 

In particular, he commended the adoption of Continuously Reinforced Concrete Pavement (CRCP) technology, which will significantly improve the quality of roads in the country.

 

Governor Okpebholo stated “We’ve come to thank the Minister for the excellent work he’s doing in the state. Concrete technology is benefiting us and the country, at large. We appreciate his efforts and that of the Federal Ministry of Works.”

 

Furthermore, the Governor acknowledged that the implementation of CRCP in key Federal road projects has greatly enhanced the durability and performance of roads.

 

With its continuous steel reinforcement, CRCP not only reduces maintenance needs but also extends the lifespan of roads.

 

This is particularly crucial for a rapidly growing and increasingly urbanised state like Edo. Moreover, CRCP is, especially, beneficial in areas with high water table levels, as well as traffic volumes, thereby providing long-term advantages to motorists and commuters.

 

In response, the Minister expressed appreciation for the visit and thanked him for recognising the efforts of the Federal Ministry of Works.

 

In addition, he formally congratulated Governor Okpebholo on his recent electoral victory and wished him continued success in his political career.

 

Engr. Umahi also emphasised the importance of sustainable infrastructure solutions like CRCP, noting that such innovations align with the Renewed Hope Agenda of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s Administration, which seeks to enhance the nation’s road networks for accelerated economic development.

 

“The Federal Government remains committed to strengthening Edo State’s infrastructure through innovative technologies like CRCP. This commitment is integral to the Renewed Hope Agenda, which prioritises sustainable development for the benefit of all Nigerians,” he said.

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