NGMinister of Works, David Umahi, has ordered the China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation (CCECC) to repair damaged sections of the Benin-Asaba Highway in Delta State within 14 days. The directive follows reports of severe congestion and delays, with some motorists spending up to four days stuck on the road. A Vanguard report cited drivers who experienced significant delays, including a trucker who took three days to complete a normal four-hour trip. Passengers also faced hardships, with one mother forced to sleep in a bus due to financial constraints. Umahi emphasized immediate repairs, directing CCECC to address specific sections of the road and noted the federal government's concerns over the concessionaire's maintenance efforts. He highlighted the importance of the Second Niger Bridge access project, currently at 26.7% completion.
Bias read (Center): The article presents a balanced account of the situation, focusing on the government's actions and the impact on citizens without overtly favoring any political ideology. While there is mention of criticism toward the concessionaire, the overall tone remains objective, emphasizing the minister's дир
