Even Wike’s critics must admit he has changed Abuja infrastructure landscape - Lokpobiri
The Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, Senator Heineken Lokpobiri, has said that even critics of the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, must acknowledge the changes in Abuja’s infrastructure under his leadership. He spoke on Tuesday after joining Wike to inspect some roads and bridge projects in Abuja, including the ISEX 2 […] Even Wike’s critics must admit he has…
Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, Senator Heineken Lokpobiri, has proclaimed that even those who criticize the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, must admit the transformative changes in Abuja's infrastructure during Wike's tenure. Lokpobiri made this statement after accompanying Wike to inspect various road and bridge projects in the capital city, including the ISEX 2 road, Southern Parkway, and S1 road near the Fire Station in Gaduwa.
He emphasized that the scale of development in Abuja over the past three years has been unparalleled, and both residents and critics would undoubtedly benefit from the ongoing projects. Lokpobiri recounted his own experience, having lived in Abuja for 19 years since being elected as a senator in 2007, and never witnessing such a rapid pace of infrastructure development in the territory.
He expressed surprise at the progress, acknowledging that he had only become aware of the projects' advancements while joining Wike for the inspection. Lokpobiri urged Nigerians to support leaders who are fulfilling their duties, even if they do not personally agree with their leadership, as Wike has undeniably reshaped Abuja's infrastructure landscape, and the development can only continue to enhance.
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