'N95.9bn Akure-Ado dualisation project stalled at one carriageway'

Residents of Ondo and Ekiti states have expressed concerns over the fate of the 50-kilometre Akure/Ado-Ekiti highway dualisation project, awarded at N95.9 billion, after contractors abandoned the site with only one carriageway delivered.

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