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STATEMENT OF SEN. KWANKWASO THAT THE NORTH IS MARGINALIZED ON ROAD INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT UNDER PRESIDENT TINUBU’S ADMINISTRATION, ABSOLUTELY FALSE, MISLEADING AND SELF-SERVING.
 
My attention as Honourable Minister of Works has been drawn to the unfortunate statement by His Excellency, Sen. Kwankwaso that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, is developing more roads in the South than in the North.
 
2. I consider this statement as a grave misleading information made intentionally to deceive our brothers and sisters in the North and to pretend that he loves the North more than any other leader from the North. I consider  Sen. Kwankwaso’s statement as statement made out of desperation and as part   of his struggle  with few others who believe that they can inherit the impeccable legacy of our dear late President  Mohammadu Buhari, GCFR and that the only way available for them  towards achieving same  is to be divisive and pretentious. Trying to be  like  our late President Buhari cannot be a job of three decades and  can not be done with deceit. I think our younger generation has such a chance and  which must be worked for through hard work, honesty, transparency and commitment to the unity of our country , a legacy that our late President Buhari, GCFR achieved in all his life on earth. May God continue to bless his legacies and give him a peaceful rest, Amen 
 
3. For the interest of all Nigerians, especially  our  dear brothers and sisters in the North, I wish to highlight  just a few key ongoing projects in each of the six Geo-Political Zones. 
 
4. The four legacy projects of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR:
a) Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway, which is 750 km: As of today, a total of 110 km is ongoing within Lagos State and 65 km within Cross River and Akwa Ibom States. The total ongoing is 175 km  by 6 lanes or 350 km by 3 lanes in the South.
b) The Sokoto-Badagry  Superhighway, which is 1068km: As of today, we have 258 km ongoing at Kebbi section and 120 km ongoing at Sokoto section. Total ongoing is 378 km  by 6 lanes or 756 km by 3 lanes in the North.
c) Trans Sahara road spanning through Cross River - Ebonyi - Benue - Kogi - Nasarawa - Abuja, which is 465km: 118 km  by 3 lanes or 59 km by 6 lanes is ongoing in Ebonyi State - South.
d) Akwanga - Jos - Bauchi – Gombe road, which is 439km: Project is being redesigned from flexible pavement to rigid pavement for more durable pavement as directed by Mr. President and to conform to the other legacy projects. In the four legacy projects, the North has 52% and South 48%. Within the ongoing projects as of today, the South has 409 km by 3lanes and the North has  756km by 3 lanes . The facts are there. I wonder why people don’t talk about other legacy projects of Mr. President but will always dwell on Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway. This road has only 220 km by 3 lanes in Lagos State that is ongoing  now , crossriver and Akwaibom has 130km by 3 lanes that is ongoing whereas kebbi alone has 316 km  by 3 lanes that is ongoing. Sokoto has 240 km by 3 lanes that  is ongoing  . I think Sen.  Kwankwaso is not fair to Mr.President and the unity of our country 
 
5. The following major projects are  also ongoing in the North.
a)  Sokoto - Zamfara - Katsina - Kaduna road: This is 275 km dualized (750 km), costing about ₦824 Billion. This project is being handled by CBC, Triacta, Setraco, and Mothercat. Projects are ongoing mostly on reinforced concrete pavement. Despite the insecurity within this corridor, work is ongoing.
b) Abuja - Kaduna - Kano road: 350 km dualized  (700km) project is being  constructed on concrete pavement with a total sum of ₦764 Billion with Infiouest Nig Ltd and 30% of the contract sum already paid and work is ongoing.
c)  BUA Tax Credit  road passing through Jigawa, Katsina, and Kano States: 256 km dualized (512 km). Project redesigned and constructed on rigid pavement.
d)  156 km of Zaria - Hunkuyi road is being constructed by mothercat Nig Ltd.
e) The Kano Northern Bypass: 49 km is being constructed by CCECC.
f)  The 100.9 km dualized (201.8 km) Kano - Jigawa road is being constructed by Triacta.
g) The Bama and Dikwa roads (49+51= 100 km) by Dangote Tax Credit are ongoing in Borno State 
h) The  Borno  Ring Road: 110 km is being constructed by CCECC.
i)  The 76 km Malando road in Kebbi State is being constructed by Episolyn Nig Ltd.
j) The 250 km dualized (500 km) Benue to 9th Mile road costing $958 Million by China Harbour is ongoing.
k) The dualization of Lokoja - Okene 86km dualized (172km) by CGC is ongoing. 
l) The sections 1 and 2 of Kaduna to Katsina roads by CCECC costing about ₦150 Billion is ongoing.
 
6. Major ongoing projects in the South: 
a) Completion of Lagos - Ibadan 8.5 km costing ₦33 Billion by RCC.
b)  completion of Lagos to Sagamu 12 km dualized (24 km) and  flyovers by CBC costing 
c)  completion of Oyo - Ogbomoso  to Ilorin  Road costing ₦146 Billion by JRB 
d) Repairs of Carter bridge, Third Mainland bridge, Eko bridge with total contract sum of about ₦120 Billion
e) In South East, we have:
   i.  Completion of Enugu - Onitsha road by MTN tax credit which is 107 km costing ₦202 Billion.
ii.  Completion of Enugu - Onitsha  road by CBC, which is 72 km costing ₦150 Billion. 
  iii. Enugu - Abakaliki   36 km road by reinforced global resources 
iv) 2nd Niger bridge  access road in Anambra State, 17.5 km dualized with many bridges and  flyovers - ₦175Billion by CGC            Vii ) the completion of 61km  dualized of lokpanta in Imo state to Enugu state by CGC costing 100bn 
f.) In South - South: 
i.  Completion of Eleme - Onne road project, which is 30 km with bridges and flyovers costing ₦156 Billion.
   ii. Eket bypass road of 9.7 km dualized costing ₦76 Billion 
    iii. Completion of East West Road section 2 which is ₦186 Billion by Setraco 
     iv. Nembe Brass  road costing ₦150 Billion. 
v)  completion of Lokoja to Benin road by four contractors costing about ₦167 Billion
vi) 2nd Niger bridge  access road in Delta 17 km dualized by CCECC costing ₦146 Billion.
 Vii) completion of Bodo Bonny Road in rivers state 35 km with 12 bridges by julius Berger nig plc costing 200bn 
7. I have a duty in the coming week to publish all inherited projects and new projects that are either completed or ongoing in this present administration . I can say with all sense of responsibility that President Tinubu is a fair President. He has favoured the North in road development more than the South, especially North West, where Sen. Kwankwaso comes from.  Apart from these four legacy projects, 80% of the above named ongoing projects were projects awarded by the past administration  towards the end of that administration in 2023 but never took off  effectively which President Tinubu decided to continue to fund  towards completion. If he had abandoned them, same people will complain. I have been under pressure by some stakeholders for the  construction of  their major roads like the abandoned Ibadan - Oyo by Arab contractor , Ibadan - Ife - Ilesa,  Ilesa - Akure - Benin  and Ore - Sagamu road. I have been badly accused that I am only doing projects in the North, especially North West. Third Mainland bridge is being closed  down to heavy  trucks because of  underwater  structural defects. The Carter bridge is so deformed that it needs to be removed and reconstructed. These are the real major projects in South West which I have been appealing to Mr President to give me money to do those projects because the people of South West may think that I am doing nothing about the major projects in their zone. These projects are  projects that are within major economic corridor between the South and the North and deserve attention.  Again, these bridges if allowed to further  deteriorate  will lead to serious economic consequences for the nation.  Mr president is not only fair in completion of major inherited projects/ new projects but they are all within the major economic corridor of our nation. I will publish all ongoing projects  which are above 20 billion naira  each next week .  We still have many projects within the six geopolitical zones that are not listed here . In this circumstance, I don’t know where Sen Kwankwaso got his misinformation  from.
 
8. It is unfortunate that the utterances of some of our political leaders are  just intended to deceive Nigerians and gain political favour instead of making statements that will unite the country and move her forward 
 
9. I will offer more explanation on this topic and ready to face a debate with anyone just to put the records straight.
 
10. Let me say that in the ongoing NNPCL Tax Credit roads and bridges as inherited, the North has 53% while the South has 47%  out of which South East has  only 4% and South West  only 5%.  The records are there with NNPCL . Mr. President did not complain about the unfair distribution of these inherited projects  by the past administration but has continued to fund all the projects as inherited.
 
11. To my brother  senator Kwankwaso, you owe our  president Tinubu an apology and a duty to withdraw your statement using the information I have provided herein for the benefit of Nigerians and the unity of the nation.
 
12 I request the good people of Nigeria to ignore  senator kwakwanso misleading statement and know that President Tinubu is fairly committed to developing every part of this country with fairness, equity and the fear of God
 
 
Sen. Engr. Nweze David Umahi, CON, FNSE, FNATE
Honourable Minister of Works

Jul
18
2024

Permanent Secretary charges Council to offer technical support  The Permanent Secretary Federal Ministry of Works, Yakubu Adam Kofarmata (PHD) has urged members of the Council of Works to provide technical support to unlocking infrastructure potentials in Nigeria. Kofarmata stated this while speaking at the 29th meeting of the National Council on Works holding at Abakaliki, Ebonyi State. The Council which commenced on Monday 15th July, 2024 has the theme: UNLOCKING INFRASTRUCTURAL POTENTIALS AND OPPORTUNITIES AS CATALYST FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT UNDER THE RENEWED HOPE AGENDA. The Permanent Secretary said: " the objective behind the choice of this theme is to ensure that all memoranda from stakeholders and the general public are strictly based on as well as informed by those issues and subject matter that address the thematic areas of the various sub- themes derived from the Council's theme held the previous day. "I am pleased to note that these strategic sub- themes include; policy formulation and implementation, institution strengthening, adoption of Continuously Reinforced Concrete Pavement (CRCP) in road construction in Nigeria, integrated financing and alternative funding for roads and bridges projects in Nigeria ". Kofarmata also noted other sub-themes include emergency preparedness and response in road maintenance and sustainability, tackling road infrastructure deficit through strategic partnership and use of alternative technologies, and development of a national infrastructure data bank: a veritable tool for road infrastructure delivery in Nigeria. He said that the meeting of the Permanent Secretaries of Ministries of works across the States in Nigeria is coming after the meeting of the Directors and experts earlier held, purposely to enable them to have high level of technical session to deliberate and adopt drafted technical reports generated from the previous session of experts. "I therefore urge you to passionately apply due diligence in your consideration of the draft technical report with a view to doing justice by being objective to enable us deliver this national assignment seamlessly, without fear or favour. "We must focus our eyes on the ball, having at the back of our minds the ultimate goal, which is the preparation of a comprehensive, credible and a good draft technical report admissible by the National Council on Works (NCW) at the end of the day", he said. Abdullahi Mohammed Assistant Chief Information Officer. For: Acting Head, Information and Public Relations    ...

Jul
15
2024

10 DAYS TO THE 2024 BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY OF A MAN OF GREAT INTUITIVE SAGACITY AND STEWARD LEADERSHIP, AN INGENIOUS INNOVATOR AND DOYEN OF HUMAN CAPITAL TRANSFORMATION   The hall of fame of people with transformative powers in contemporary Nigeria's democratic leadership trajectory surely flourishes with records of people who have made remarkable impacts in inspiring positive transformation in all spheres of territorial governance. I am proud to speak to the great attributes of the Honourable Minister of Works, His Excellency, Sen. Engr. Nweze David Umahi CON and his contributions in positively changing the narrative of every domain of national and subnational territorial governance where he has the opportunity to serve humanity. Born on 25th July 1963 to the humble family of late Elder and Deaconess Joseph Umahi Nweze in Umunaga Uburu in Ohaozara Local Government Area of Ebonyi State, Sen. Umahi, by nature, nurture and inclination, is a humble servant leader and innovator, a passionate problem solver and development strategist, and an exemplary leader with transformative powers. He is best described as a man of great intuitive sagacity and steward leadership, an ingenious innovator and rare doyen of human capital transformation. Sen. Umahi's impacts as a successful captain of industry, Deputy Governor, Governor of Ebonyi State for 8 years, Chairman of South East Governors' Forum for 8 years, Chairman  of Southern Governors' Forum, first Deputy Majority Leader of the 10th Senate and Chair of the Senate's Integrity Group, and now Honourable Minister of Works, Federal  Republic of Nigeria, have added a significant value in the development  milestones  of our country. He is a great benefactor as many have received his magnetic and magnificent inspirations of love, compassion, mentorship, philanthropy, and empowerment. He is a gem of inestimable value, a wealth creator, and a great political stabilizer; he is a seasoned advocate and proclaimer of justice, equity, and good conscience; he is a nationalist, bridge builder and patriot. Among his landmark triumphs in his political  sojourn is his vision to become Governor, which was perfected by God alone in the most historic and symbolic  manner, and his  record-breaking  performance as Governor that thrilled human imaginations; his prophetic declaration for national  mainstreaming  through  the progressive platform of All Progressives Congress (APC) at a time the journey seemed suicidal and his victorious flags and flying  colours  that outwitted all legal and extra-legal recourses  that ambushed  his generous political calculations. Thank God for the inherent rights of appeal that saw him through in both the Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court. Thank God also for the mutual fidelity between him and his successor, who provided the unshaken foundational support that saw him through during the battles. In his new office as Honourable Minister of Works, the waves of road infrastructure transformation and policy innovations are creating greater hopes and returning the desired confidence of road users nationwide in line with the visionary aspirations of the Renewed Hope administration of the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, His Excellency President Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu GCFR, the grand initiator of concrete technology in Nigeria. All these are virtues that deserve our celebration. Thursday, 25th July 2024, is  a great day in the hearts of all who have benefitted  in one way or the other from the large and kind heart of His Excellency, Sen. Engr. Nweze David Umahi, Commander of Order of the Niger, Fellow Nigerian  Society  of Engineers, Fellow Nigerian Association of Technologists in Engineering, and Great Grand Commander Ebonyi Hall of Fame, as he shall turn 61 years of impactful life. It is a day to especially remember our benefactor and his family in our prayers and to share our joy, extend our best regards, and convey our best wishes to him, glorifying God for his rewarding service to humanity and his stewardship which he anchors gloriously. Indeed, 25th July is always memorable in our hearts. Hearty cheers in advance to the Honourable Minister of Works. ...

Jul
12
2024

Sokoto-Kebbi Superhighway: Leaders Applaud President Tinubu's Bold Initiative  The Minister of Works, Engr. Nweze David Umahi;  together with major stakeholders have applauded President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's government for heeding  to the cry of millions of Nigerians  to resuscitate the 48-year-old Superhighway project.   They expressed their appreciation at the stakeholders'  meeting held in Birnin-kebbi on the alignment for sections 1 & 2 of the superhighway, covering 120 KM in Sokoto and 258 KM in Kebbi, totaling 378 KM, and ending in Badagry, Lagos State. In  his opening remarks, the Honourable Minister disclosed that the superhighway will begin  from Illela in Sokoto (120 KM)  through Argungu, Bunza, and Kamba, ending at Bida town in Niger State for the first and second phases. Umahi explained that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu would officially kick off the project in Kebbi State, benefiting the people of the state, especially in agriculture, commerce, and boosting security. He stated, "I request the people of Kebbi State and Sokoto State to support this project. Wherever there is a need to compensate the people, we will sit down with you and work it out with the local communities." The Minister noted that the route of the superhighway was the oldest Trans-Sahara trade route, initiated over 48 years ago but not implemented until President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's administration. He emphasized that the federal government would start using concrete for road construction in the Northern region to ensure longevity for up to 100 years. Umahi also highlighted that the federal government had completed many road projects in Sokoto State and promised that all road projects in Kebbi State, particularly the Koko-Mahuta-Dabai and Malando-Wara roads, would be addressed. He added that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu should be commended for implementing the 48-year-old project, which would benefit not only Nigerians but also neighboring countries like Niger Republic, Bénin, and others. In his remarks, the Minister of Budget and Economic Planning, Senator Abubakar Atiku Bagudu, described the project as very important. He noted that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu had asked cabinet members to source funds for executing the project despite global economic challenges. Bagudu stated that the vision of the President was to address the reality on ground and secure necessary funding for the benefit of Nigerians and future generations. He said, "That is why President Bola Ahmed Tinubu directed us to go and source the funds to6 execute our projects. Nigeria is the most vibrant economy with a lot of potential capacity. This project is just the tip of the iceberg. Nigerians should expect many more of  such projects." He added that due to the courage and determination of the current administration, world leaders have acknowledged Nigeria's boldness and readiness to assist in areas of need. Kebbi State Governor, Dr. Nasir Idris, commended President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for implementing the project and kicking it off in Kebbi State. Idris sought the state's input on the route passages, noting that the government wanted the project execution to be fair and just to the communities directly benefiting from it. "We need to give our inputs before the conclusion of the project so that we can do justice to our people. We are taking a lion's share of the project, and we have to be just and fair to our people since the project will have direct benefits for them," he said. The Governor also sought the Minister's intervention on the Koko-Mahuta-Dabai and Malando-Wara roads, stressing that the people of these areas, including four LGAs, are suffering due to bad roads. Senator Adamu Aliero, representing Kebbi Central Senatorial District, expressed his full support for the project and urged the Minister to address the Koko-Mahuta-Dabai and Malando-Wara roads. The Chairman of the Senate Committee on Works, Senator Barinade Npigi, commended President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for implementing the project, noting that it had been initiated over 48 years ago. He assured that the Senate would continue to support the Presidency in executing meaningful projects for Nigerians.  Hon. Hakeem Alabi, stated that the House of Representatives would also provide legislative support to ensure appropriate budget allocation for the President's projects. Traditional rulers, including the Emir of Argungu Alhaji Samaila Muhammad Mera, pledged support and cautioned against potential flooding during construction. Former Governor Alhaji Saidu Nasamu Dakingari commended President Tinubu for liberating a vast forest area. Abdullahi Ameen Mohammed For: Ag Director Press and Public Relations ...

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Mar
30
2022

FG Scales Up Infrastructure Development in Tertiary Institutions

Hands Over 1.1km road to Fed. Poly Ukana-Uyo

76 Tertiary Institutions to benefit

The administration of President  Muhammadu Buhari has again lived up to its campaign promise of bridging the infrastructural gaps in the country by providing accessible roads network in tertiary institutions across the six geopolitical zones.

That was evident as a fully rehabilitated and constructed 1.1 kilometre road at the Federal Polytecnic Ukana-Uyo in Awka Ibom State executed by the Federal Ministry of Works and Housing was commissioned and handed over to the institution on Tuesday,  March 29,2022 by the Honourable Minister of Works and Housing,Mr.Babatunde Raji Fashola, SAN.

Represented at  the  ceremony by the Federal Controller Works in Akwa Ibom State, Engr.Gabriel Akinwande  said, " The gap of our infrastructure needs is steadily being bridged by a gradual process of repairs,  renewal and construction on major highways  and it has reached the schools."

Fashola described the construction of internal roads at various campuses as a deliberate step by government to positively impact on the quality of education as well as create a conducive learning environment for renewed enthusiasm with regards to attending classes by students.

 '' We have successfully intervened in the internal road networks of 46 tertiary institutions and have handed over 29 as at 2021.We now have another 17 ready to be handed over with about 30 more roads in similar institutions across the country receiving attention of the Buhari-led administration," he added.

Earlier in his opening remarks, the Rector of the Federal Polytecnic Ukana, 
Akwa Ibom  State, Dr. Udak Ukekpe appreciated President Muhammadu Buhari for his interest in enhancing education in the country through the provision of logistics like the construction of internal road network in tertiary institutions.

He added that the road rehabilitation was timely and will add great value to the students and other road users in the campus, noting that the action of the Federal Government will also go a long way in addressing the infrastructural deficit in the institution.

Dr. Ukekpe pleaded with the Minister of Works and Housing, Babatunde Raji Fashola, SAN  to further assist the institution in the remaining 3.1km road  left to be covered.

In an Interview, the Vice President of the Students Union Government (SUG) Ms. Blessing Mbonisa said the construction of the road had made the school opened to everyone and that it has boosted the morale of the students academics.

A lecturer, the coordinator of Mechanical Engineering Department, Engineer Emabong Etieakpan, while appreciating the Minister, pointed out that the road has been helpful to both staff and students most especially the motorists and those walking in and out of the school.

“There was no road in this place before. It was a busy area that nobody can access, but now, with the road construction, students can now easily go to their lecture rooms without flood which was not like that before."

The event was well attended by students, staff and board of directors of the school as well as the traditional leader of Ukana West in person of His Royal Highness Okuku Sylvanus Obot Ekanem.
 

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Jun
18
2022

Remarks by The Honourable Minister of Works and Housing, Mr. Babatunde Fashola, SAN Represented by Zonal Director Highways (C&R), Engr. Wasiu Adetayo at The Commissioning and Handover Ceremony on Saturday 18th June, 2022 at Birniwa, Jigawa State

On behalf of the Federal Government of Nigeria and President Muhammadu Buhari, I bring good tidings to the peoples and Government of Jigawa State, who will be impacted by the Hadeijia-Nguru Road, that our President will hand over today.

My principal message to you all is that this is the first of the second phase of project Completion and Handovers our country will be witnessing as we progress further in this season of completion and impact which started in the last quarter of 2021.

In this second phase of completion Mr. President has also approved that Ministers from the various States where projects have been completed should represent him to perform the handover formalities.

The other handing over formalities that will follow these formalities Jigawa will be in:

a) Delta for Isoko Ring Road Section II covering Aviara – Uzere.

b) Yobe for Section II and Phase I of the Nguru – Gashua – Bayamari Road covering Gashua to Bayamari; Section I, Phase II covering Nguru to Gashua.

c) Nasarawa for Lafia – Obi – Awe – Tunga Road.

d) Gombe for Phase II of the Gombe – Numan –Yola Road covering Gombe – Kaltungo.

These projects represent major investment in road Transport infrastructure, which is a commitment of the Buhari administration as a driver for economic growth and prosperity.

They are visible and incontrovertible Assets in proof of what Nigeria’s resources are invested in, from a combination of our earned resources, and borrowings.

This occasion affords the opportunity to restate that in addition to other innovative sources of funding, our Budgetary provisions are also being diligently applied to complete projects such as these.

I want to express deep gratitude to the Ministry of Finance, and the members of the National Assembly, especially the Chairmen of the Senate and House Committees on Works in the 8th and 9th Assembly for their support.

To our staff and contractors who have worked very hard to bring these projects to conclusion I also say thank you, as I cannot fail to acknowledge the cooperation of the host communities where these projects pass through or are hosted.

I hold them out as examples of what peace can achieve, and the investments that collaboration and some sacrifice can deliver if we embrace partnership with Government.

Ladies and Gentlemen, none of these would have been possible without the support of Ministers in the Federal Executive Council during debates over the projects.

To all Ministers in the first term and this current term, I express gratitude on behalf of the Ministry of Works and Housing for your support.

To the President and Vice President who preside for long hours over the Council meetings, your leadership is now bearing fruits and the evidence of change is now manifesting.

Ekiti/Osun, Delta, Gombe, Yobe, and Nasarawa among several other States bearing witness and there is more to come.

Thank You.

BABATUNDE RAJI FASHOLA, SAN

MINISTER OF WORKS AND HOUSING

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Jun
02
2025

DRIVING NIGERIA’S FUTURE: CELEBRATING TWO YEARS OF TRANSFORMATIVE LEADERSHIP AND THE LAGOS-CALABAR COASTAL HIGHWAY MILESTONE

DRIVING NIGERIA’S FUTURE: CELEBRATING TWO YEARS OF TRANSFORMATIVE LEADERSHIP AND THE LAGOS-CALABAR COASTAL HIGHWAY MILESTONE

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Apr
28
2025

MID -TERM REVIEW MEETING ON THE IMPLIMENTATION OF THE DECISIONS REACHED AT THE 29TH NATIONAL COUNCIL ON WORKS (NCW) DAY 1

MID -TERM REVIEW MEETING ON THE IMPLIMENTATION OF THE DECISIONS REACHED AT THE 29TH NATIONAL COUNCIL ON WORKS (NCW) DAY 1

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