Akwa Ibom’s N10.3 billion housing project misses deadline two years after launch
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- Akwa Ibom’s N10.32 billion Ewet Luxury Garden Estate remains unfinished more than 18 months after its promised completion date.
- The delay has raised questions about procurement transparency and how much public money the contractor has received.
- Governor Eno has threatened to terminate the contract.
Two years after its launch, Akwa Ibom’s N10.32 billion Ewet Luxury Garden Estate remains unfinished, missing its promised completion date by more than 18 months.
The delay has raised questions over the project’s procurement process and the amount of public money already paid to the contractor.
Governor Eno has threatened to terminate the contract as the housing project continues to face scrutiny over its stalled delivery.
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