The Federal Government has confirmed that the long-delayed Abuja-Kaduna highway has reached 80 per cent completion, with 60 kilometres of the redesigned concrete pavement already delivered. Officials say the remaining stretch is scheduled for completion by the end of April. The Federal Ministry of Works disclosed this during an inspection tour, part of the ongoing National Media Tour, reaffirming the government’s commitment to fast-tracking one of Nigeria’s most strategic transport corridors. The project, now handled by Infouest Nigeria Limited, was re-awarded following the termination of its previous contract with Julius Berger Nigeria PLC. Chukwuma Kalu, Controller of Works on the project, described the highway as “the heartbeat of the nation,” stressing that its completion remains a ...