The federal government has approved the rehabilitation of the Omuo/Kabba Road, a move seen as a major breakthrough for the people of Ijumu Constituency, in Kogi State.
The road which is a major link between Ekiti and Kogi States, has been in a deplorable conditions over the years.
A statement from the Media and Publicity Office of the Honourable Member representing Ijumu Constituency in the Kogi State of Assembly, Hon. Omotayo Adeleye Ishaya, noted that the critical development was secured through the proactive efforts of the lawmaker.
The statement stated: “Earlier in the week, Hon. Omotayo led a delegation to the Honourable Minister of Works, Engr. David Umahi, where she presented the urgent need for the rehabilitation of the Omuo/Kabba Road.
“She emphasized the road’s strategic importance to the economic and social wellbeing of Ijumu residents, particularly in enhancing trade, education, and safe transportation across communities.
“Following a productive engagement, the Honourable Minister gave swift approval for the project, demonstrating his commitment to responsive governance and national development.
“The approval is a significant victory for Ijumu and aligns with the infrastructure renewal objectives under President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda.”
The statement also acknowledged the background role played by Hon. Abiodun James Faleke, and for his steadfast leadership and invaluable support in achieving this milestone.
“His role, though quiet, was deeply impactful and remains a testament to his dedication to the progress of Ijumu.
“We also thank Sen. Engr. David Umahi for his responsiveness and for listening to the voices of our people. Our profound gratitude equally goes to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, whose vision continues to inspire progress across the nation.
“This project is more than a road—it represents a new chapter of opportunity, unity, and growth for Ijumu. We look forward to the swift commencement of work and the positive transformation it will bring to our communities,” the statement said.
