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FG approves N147.4bn for Benin-Ore, Lokoja-Benin, Shagamu road

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The Federal Execu­tive Council (FEC) presided over by President Good­luck Jonathan, yesterday reviewed progress on two major roads Benin-Ore Express way as well as Okene-Benin Express way.

It approved the total con­tract sum of N147.4 billion for the Execution of Phase II, Dualisation of Lokoja-Benin Road Section I, II, III and IV in Kogi State and Edo State as well as the reconstruction and asphalt overlay of Benin-Ofo­su-Ore-Ajebandele-Shagamu dual carriageway Phase IV: Ajebandele-Shagamu KM162 + 586 (Ondo State to KM 261 + 000 (Ogun) in Ogun State.

Briefing State House cor­respondents at the end of the meeting which lasted till 5 p.m. the Minister of Infor­mation, Labaran Maku and his Works counterpart Mike Onolememen, said the four sections of the road will cost N75.8 billion.

The minister said:”Contract No. 6135 for the dualisation Lokoja-Benin Road Section I: Obajana Junction-Okene (40.00km) in Kogi State in favour of Messrs CGC (Ni­geria_ Limited in the sum of N18,905,502,377.69 thereby revising the contract sum fron N11.663,957,682.30  to N30,569,460,059.99 .

“Contracts No. 6136 for the dualisation of Lokoja-Benin Road Section II: Okene-Auchi (26.70km) in Kogi and Edo states, in favour of Messrs Mothercat Limited in the sum of N10,227,820,541.42, there­by revising the contract sum from N11,086,276,140.35 to N21,294,096,681.78.

“Contract No. 6137 for the dualisation of Lokoja-Benin Road Section III: Auchi-Ehor (29.20km) in Edo State in fa­vour of Messrs Danata and Sawoe Construction Com­pany Limited in the sum of N23,206,811,244.87, thereby revising the contract sum from N11,659,588, 909.69 to N34,866,400,154.56.

“Contract No. 6138 for the dualisation of Lokoja-Benin Road Section IV: Ehor-Benin (47.70km) in Edo State in favour of Messrs RCC (Ni­geria) Limited, in the sum of N23,572,346,477.53 thereby revising the contract sum from N11,679,997,440.71 to N35,253,343,918.24”.

Onolememen said all con­tracts will take 36 months to complete.

 


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