Federal Ministry of Works unveils blueprint for road infrastructure development in 2025
Stanley Ihedigbo
Renewed Hope administration’s roadmap for Nigeria’s economic prosperity is gaining momentum, with the Federal Ministry of Works playing a crucial role in driving this vision.
In the 2025 fiscal year, the Ministry has set its sights on delivering high-quality road infrastructure projects across the six geo-political zones.
According to the Honourable Minister of Works, Sen. Engr. Nweze David Umahi, through his Special Adviser (Media), Hon. Barr. Orji Uchenna Orji, the Ministry has formulated a workable blueprint for milestone funding and execution of projects outlined in the 2025 budgetary proposal.
The blueprint was designed to ensure the delivery of projects that meet the Renewed Hope Road Infrastructure signature of excellence, quality, speed, and value for money.
Some of the key initiatives driving the Ministry’s agenda include stakeholders’ engagement, public participation in project management and delivery, constant supervision of projects, inter-ministerial and intergovernmental collaborations, and innovative project conceptualization, funding, and execution.
The impact of these initiatives is already being felt, with completed sections of inherited ongoing road projects and Legacy projects demonstrating a significant improvement in Nigeria’s road network.
The roads are now built to last for 50 years and are more passable than ever before.
In the coming months, the Ministry plans to commission completed federal road projects across all states and geo-political zones, increase public awareness and engagement, and strengthen media partnerships in project awareness campaigns.
With the Federal Ministry of Works leading the charge, Nigeria’s road infrastructure revolution is poised to take a major leap forward in 2025.
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