FG Includes Ogoniland in Lagos-Calabar Highway Project
The Federal Government has officially included Ogoniland in the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway project, as announced by Engr David Umahi, the Minister of Works. This decision was made in recognition of the late Senator Mpigi Barinada Barii's selfless service and dedication to national development.
During a goodwill message at a tribute event held on Wednesday, April 8, 2026, Umahi expressed deep sorrow over the senator's passing, highlighting the significant contributions he made to the nation's infrastructure sector. Umahi praised Barii's integrity and commitment to bridging divides across political parties, which facilitated collaboration on various infrastructural projects.
He noted that Barii's leadership greatly strengthened legislative oversight and fostered cooperation between the National Assembly and federal ministries. The minister assured that the federal government would continue to support Barii's family and uphold his vision for sustainable development in Nigeria.
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