The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike, has officially flagged off the construction of Transit Way N2, a key infrastructure project designed to improve urban mobility in Abuja.
The project, which will connect the Central Area to Wuse District, also features the construction of two major bridges. According to the FCT Administration, the initiative is part of ongoing efforts to modernize the capital city’s road network, decongest traffic, and enhance economic activities within the metropolitan area.
Speaking at the flag-off ceremony, Wike emphasized the importance of road infrastructure to national development, stressing that the Transit Way N2 will not only ease transportation challenges but also provide long-term benefits for businesses and residents of the FCT.
The minister further assured that the FCTA will ensure timely completion of the project while maintaining international standards of quality and safety.
Why the Transit Way N2 Project Matters
- Improved Connectivity: Links two strategic districts, Central Area and Wuse.
- Decongests Traffic: Provides alternative routes for daily commuters.
- Boosts Economy: Enhances trade, business operations, and accessibility.
- Urban Development: Supports Abuja’s long-term master plan.
This project is one of several infrastructural works recently unveiled under the leadership of Wike, aimed at transforming the Federal Capital Territory into a more efficient and livable city.
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