Kogi Works Commissioner Tasks Contractor on Timely Delivery of Otokiti–Ganaja Road

By Amodu Ojochogu Gloria The Kogi State Commissioner for Works, Barr. Salami Ozigi Deedat, has charged Still Earth Construction Company to accelerate work on the 16.4-kilometre Otokiti–Ganaja Dual Carriageway, Zone 8 Bypass Road, to ensure its completion within the stipulated timeframe. Barr. Deedat gave the charge on Tuesday, November 4, 2026, during an inspection visit to the project site, where he commended the contractor for the level of progress recorded so far. The Commissioner, however, urged the company to redouble its efforts, adhere strictly to approved specifications and comply with all project regulations to guarantee quality and timely delivery. He said the strategic road project, when completed, would significantly improve connectivity, ease movement and stimulate economic activities in Lokoja and other parts of the state. Barr. Deedat reaffirmed the commitment of the Kogi State Ministry of Works to effective supervision and the delivery of durable, quality infrastructure that would improve the lives of the people. The Commissioner also commended Governor Ahmed Usman Ododo for his sustained commitment to infrastructure development and his vision of positioning Kogi State as a major hub for economic growth and development. He equally acknowledged the developmental vision of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and the support of the Federal Government in making resources available for critical infrastructure projects. According to him, Kogi State's strategic location at the heart of Nigeria makes sustained investment in infrastructure crucial to unlocking its economic potential and enhancing its role as a gateway connecting different parts of the country.

By Amodu Ojochogu Gloria

The Kogi State Commissioner for Works, Barr. Salami Ozigi Deedat, has charged Still Earth Construction Company to accelerate work on the 16.4-kilometre Otokiti–Ganaja Dual Carriageway, Zone 8 Bypass Road, to ensure its completion within the stipulated timeframe.

Barr. Deedat gave the charge on Tuesday, November 4, 2026, during an inspection visit to the project site, where he commended the contractor for the level of progress recorded so far.

The Commissioner, however, urged the company to redouble its efforts, adhere strictly to approved specifications and comply with all project regulations to guarantee quality and timely delivery.

He said the strategic road project, when completed, would significantly improve connectivity, ease movement and stimulate economic activities in Lokoja and other parts of the state.

Barr. Deedat reaffirmed the commitment of the Kogi State Ministry of Works to effective supervision and the delivery of durable, quality infrastructure that would improve the lives of the people.

The Commissioner also commended Governor Ahmed Usman Ododo for his sustained commitment to infrastructure development and his vision of positioning Kogi State as a major hub for economic growth and development.

He equally acknowledged the developmental vision of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and the support of the Federal Government in making resources available for critical infrastructure projects.

According to him, Kogi State’s strategic location at the heart of Nigeria makes sustained investment in infrastructure crucial to unlocking its economic potential and enhancing its role as a gateway connecting different parts of the country.

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