The Kogi State Government has awarded contracts for the backlog maintenance and rehabilitation of 106.36 kilometres of rural farm roads under the Rural Access and Agricultural Marketing Project (RAAMP).
Valued at ₦6,387,454,983.00, the government said these contracts mark a pivotal step in improving accessibility and boosting agricultural productivity across the state.
The contract signing ceremony which was held on Monday in Lokoja amidst excitement and optimism, highlighted the government’s commitment to infrastructure development.
Speaking at the event, the State Project Coordinator, Engineer Sheidu Obansa, expressed confidence in the contractors and reaffirmed the administration’s dedication to inclusive rural development under Governor Usman Ododo.
Government said the projects were awarded to reputable construction firms after a thorough evaluation process, saying identifying the successful contractors to include Philko Limited, K-Class Multi-Global Engineering…
Source: Leadership Newspaper