Karu Road Project Transforms Traffic and Business Landscape

The newly completed 15-kilometre road project along the Karu corridor in the Federal Capital Territory has significantly improved traffic flow and reduced flooding, benefiting residents and commuters. Executed by indigenous contractor Abdul-Val Nigeria Limited, the project runs from the Karu Interchange on the Abuja-Keffi Expressway to Customs Clinic Junction.
Awarded on August 22, 2025, it includes several strategic feeder roads such as DSS Road, NIA Road, EFCC Road, Primus Hospital Road, and Old CBN Quarters Road. Previously notorious for congestion and flooding, the corridor has seen a transformation, with residents reporting improved travel times and business prospects.
Shop owner Mrs Chinyere Obasi noted the positive impact on local businesses, while teacher Anita Ogunwunmi highlighted the reduction in travel time. Motorist Engr Johnpaul Adamu described the project as a major transformation, praising the visible infrastructure development under the leadership of FCT Minister Nyesom Wike and President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
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