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FCTA commences construction of Gwagwalada roads

FCTA commences construction of Gwagwalada roads

Story from Haruna YUSUF, Abuja

Two months after Neptune Prime reported the deplorable and devastating state of the FRCN/Market road in Gwagwalada Area Council, the Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) has awarded contracts for the reconstruction of the FRCN/Market road and Aguma Palace road.

Speaking to Neptune Prime, one of the site’s engineers who prefers anonymity confirmed that their firm has been awarded the contract to reconstruct the road, and they have been mobilised to the sites to commence work.

Although, it can be observed that the ongoing construction of drainage by the market side is at a slow pace.

READ ALSO: Residents lament deplorable state of roads in Gwagwalada (Photos)

In July 2022, this medium reports how residents of Gwagwalada Area Council lamented the deplorable state of roads within the town.

The residents had complained about the dilapidated nature of the roads, especially the FRCN/Market Road and Jeremiah Useni Road, which become inaccessible whenever rain falls.

They alleged that during the dry season, the road generates dust from the activities of vehicles and motorcycles and causes respiratory infection to residents that live close by.

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