Tinubu Inaugurates New Roads in Abuja, Praises Wike

On [exact date not provided], President Bola Tinubu commissioned two newly completed collector roads in the Mabushi district of Abuja. He described the projects as part of his administration's commitment to improving transportation and reducing traffic congestion, which he believes will drive economic growth in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT).

The roads, inaugurated in the presence of Vice President Kashim Shettima, significantly improve connectivity and shorten travel times, enhancing movement for residents and businesses. Tinubu noted that the new infrastructure would alleviate years of traffic gridlock and poor road access, transforming mobility in the area.

He urged residents to safeguard public infrastructure despite the inconveniences caused during the construction period. Tinubu praised Federal Capital Territory Minister Nyesom Wike for his efforts in driving infrastructure development across Abuja, which he claimed would attract private investment and stimulate economic opportunities.

Wike, in his remarks, dismissed claims that the road projects did not directly improve residents' lives, asserting that quality infrastructure creates broader economic opportunities.