The Federal Government has confirmed that funding is not a barrier to the completion of the Buruku Bridge in Benue State, with the project now targeting completion by December 2027. The bridge, part of a larger infrastructure development plan, is expected to significantly improve transportation and economic activity in the region.
According to officials, the government has assured that all necessary financial resources are in place to ensure the project stays on track. The Buruku Bridge is one of five major bridges being constructed across the Benue River, aimed at reducing congestion and boosting regional connectivity.
The project has faced delays in the past, but recent updates indicate that the timeline has been adjusted to align with available resources. Construction is currently underway, with workers actively involved in key phases of the project.
The Federal Government has emphasized its commitment to infrastructure development as a key driver of economic growth. (businessday.ng)
