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Umahi gives CCECC 14-day deadline over Benin-Asaba Road gridlock

From Premium Times · () English

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  • Minister Umahi has given CCECC a 14-day deadline to address issues on the Benin-Asaba Road.
  • The directive follows severe traffic gridlock that has trapped motorists and passengers for days.
  • The worsening conditions on the highway prompted the urgent intervention.

Minister Umahi has issued a strict 14-day ultimatum to the China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation (CCECC) concerning the critical Benin-Asaba Road. The directive signals a government push to alleviate the severe and prolonged traffic congestion plaguing the vital highway.

The situation on the road has reportedly deteriorated significantly, leading to extensive gridlock. Motorists and passengers have faced arduous journeys, with accounts of being trapped in traffic for multiple days. This prolonged standstill has caused considerable hardship and disruption for travelers and commerce.

Umahi's intervention underscores the urgency of the situation and the government's commitment to finding a swift resolution. The deadline imposed on CCECC indicates an expectation for immediate action and tangible improvements to the road's condition and traffic flow. The focus is now on whether the construction firm can meet this demanding timeline.

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