A former President of Nigeria, Goodluck Ebele Jonathan would be in Ekiti State on Friday, May 25 to commission the N14.6billion first flyover in the state which was constructed by Fayose’s administration.

The first of kind of flyover in the history of Ekiti State.

The overhead bridge located at Fajuyi/Ojumose area of Ado-Ekiti, the state read more here

Best president in Africa

Truly the money could have been Chan Eti other development strides

Coz the bridge isn’t that important

sarrki:
Truly the money could have been Chan Eti other development strides

Coz the bridge isn’t that important

Yes, they should have used the money to build a bridge in Kano or katsina. Why do they need flyover in Ekiti when we have more population in the north?

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sarrki:
Truly the money could have been Chan Eti other development strides

Coz the bridge isn’t that important

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You just can't help but to love Fayose

Firefire:
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Talking reality to the minds of enemies of our country

You mean the first flyover in the Yoruba state??

sarrki:



Talking reality to the minds of enemies of our country

Go easy on tramadol.

sarrki:
Truly the money could have been Chan Eti other development strides

Coz the bridge isn’t that important

Its not important because he is PDP?

hehehe.

Jona the commissioner

14.6billi for a flyover? Gross waste of money

GOODLUCK jonathan will commission first sub - standard ekiti state fly over bridge .

The real amount for the construction of the bridge is N6.4b..the 14.6 billion is from APC .
Ekiti State Government on Wednesday says it has spent N6.4 billion on the just completed 1.3 kilometre overhead bridge in Ado Ekiti.
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the State Commissioner for Finance, Chief Toyin Ojo, said at a news conference on Wednesday in Ado Ekiti said that the amount was far below the figures being peddled about by the opposition.


Giving a breakdown of the expenditure, Ojo said that the cost only increased from the initial estimate of N5.2billion to N6.4b to accommodate additional expenses that were not captured in the initial budget for the project.
He said this included the extension of the bridge, beautification of the area, construction of alternative roads as well as payment of compensation to owners of properties that gave way for the project.
Ojo said the project was part of the administration’s urbanisation programme adding that the bridge would ease traffic flow and decrease time wasted by commuters.
He said the state government would continue to work towards improving the lots of the people in spite of the financial constraints.
The commissioner also said government had set a benchmark of N400m as its monthly Internally Generated Revenue to ensure execution of its projects.
He appealed to the federal government to refund the expenses incurred by the state government for the reconstruction and rehabilitation of federal roads in the state.

UfuomaUN:
14.6billi for a flyover? Gross waste of money