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Ododo Approves 8 Township Roads Across 3 Senatorial Districts.

By Abah Benjamin Eneojoh

In a landmark move, Governor Ahmed Usman Ododo has given the green light for the construction of eight township roads spanning across the three senatorial districts of Kogi State. This visionary decision is set to transform the state’s infrastructure, boost economic growth, and improve the quality of life for residents.

The approved roads, strategically located in each senatorial district, will connect key towns and cities, facilitating seamless movement and commerce. This development is a testament to Governor Ododo’s commitment to bridging the infrastructure gap and fostering inclusive progress.

Governor Ahmed Usman Ododo of Kogi State has approved eight township roads in the state

This approval is for immediate rehabilitation and reconstruction by the Kogi State Road Maintenance Agency (KOGROMA).

A statement on Friday from Kogi State Road Maintenance Agency (KOGROMA) confirmed that the affected roads and their locations are: Egbe township road, Yagba West LGA, Idah yownship road, Abejukolo township road, Omala LGA, Aiyetoro township road, Ijumu LGA and Felele-Agbaja Road in Lokoja Local Government.

Others are ;Oguma township road, Bassa LGA, Anyigba yownship road,
Dekina LGA and Mopa township road in Mopamuro Local Government.

The statement said the governor had earlier given approval for the total overhauling of the entire equipments under the state Kogi State Road Maintenance Agency (KOGROMA)

When the projects are executed, it will enhanced connectivity and accessibility, improved road safety, boost to local economies, creation of jobs and employment opportunities, enhanced quality of life for residents.

Governor Ododo’s approval of these township roads demonstrates his administration’s dedication to delivering impactful projects that benefit the people of Kogi State. As the state continues to flourish under his leadership, this infrastructure revolution is poised to leave a lasting legacy for generations to come.

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