Umahi Reveals Tinubu’s Decision To Reroute Coastal Highway Following Stakeholder Petition

Umahi Reveals Tinubu’s Decision To Reroute Coastal Highway Following Stakeholder Petition David Umahi, the Minister of Works, has announced that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has ordered the rerouting of the coastal highway in response to a petition from stakeholders. During a recent briefing, Umahi explained that the decision was made after careful consideration of concerns raised by various groups regarding the original route of the highway.

The petition highlighted potential environmental impacts and socioeconomic issues that could arise from the initial plan. Stakeholders expressed their worries about the effects on local communities and ecosystems, prompting the government to take action.

Umahi emphasized the administration’s commitment to addressing the needs of the people and ensuring that infrastructure projects do not compromise environmental integrity. He praised Tinubu for prioritizing stakeholder engagement and for being receptive to public input in the decision-making process.

The rerouted coastal highway aims to improve connectivity while mitigating adverse impacts on affected communities. Umahi assured that the government would continue to collaborate with stakeholders to ensure a successful implementation of the project, which is expected to boost economic activities in the region.

This decision reflects a broader commitment by the Tinubu administration to foster sustainable development while addressing the concerns of citizens and local stakeholders.