Today marks a significant milestone in Adamawa State’s urban renewal campaign as Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri broke ground on the construction of the 7 Span Overhead Bridge and Half Cloverleaf Interchange at Yola-Numan Road. This transformative project is set to enhance connectivity, improve general security, and foster new settlements, all contributing to the vision of Yola as a mega capital city.
During the groundbreaking ceremony, Governor Fintiri expressed his commitment to the state’s development and the importance of this infrastructure project. “This bridge and interchange will not only facilitate smoother traffic flow and enhance connectivity but will also significantly improve security and encourage new settlements in the area. We are building a state capital that we can all be proud of,” he stated.
The 7 Span Overhead Bridge and Half Cloverleaf Interchange project is designed to address current traffic challenges and accommodate future growth, reflecting the government’s dedication to long-term planning and sustainable development. By easing congestion and providing safer, more efficient routes, the project will contribute to the economic vitality and livability of Yola.
This initiative is a part of Governor Fintiri’s broader vision for urban renewal in Adamawa State, aiming to create a modern, well-connected capital city that meets the needs of its residents and visitors. The project’s launch signifies a forward-looking approach to infrastructure development, promising to transform Yola into a dynamic and thriving urban center.
As construction begins, the community looks forward to the positive impacts this project will bring, marking a new era of progress and prosperity for Adamawa State.
