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  1. Infrastructure development in Nigeria is progressing, aligning with the agenda of Bola Ahmed Tinubu and involving the Infrastructure Concession Regulatory Commission.
  2. The Federal Ministry of Works is utilizing strategic infrastructure interventions to lead Nigeria through its administration of recovery.
  3. Tinubu administration oversees highway project.

Gov't Launches Emergency Intervention to Resolve Gridlock on Suleja–Minna Corridor

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 20
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The Federal Government has initiated an emergency intervention to address persistent traffic gridlock along the Maje-Dikko axis of the Suleja–Minna corridor. Minister of State for Works, Bello Muhammad Goronyo, issued the directive on September 18, 2026, requiring the concessionaire to complete immediate remedial works within 48 hours. The Federal Ministry of Works mobilized relevant stakeholders, including the Federal Road Safety Corps, to coordinate the response.

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The intervention is part of a larger administrative recovery effort overseen by the Tinubu administration. The gridlock affects the approximately 7.9-kilometre corridor, which is managed under a concession arrangement. The government action aims to restore the free flow of traffic for commuters and commercial users.

The Tinubu administration oversees the national highway projects as part of its broader recovery agenda for the country.

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    Niger State could see improved logistics and reduced costs once the road infrastructure is restored.

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