Minister of Works, David Umahi , has said the presidential candidate of the Labour Party , Peter Obi, is inciting people of the South-East, especially the uninformed, against the Federal Government.
The minister added that Obi failed to advocate for the people even after leading them into difficulties. The 700-kilometre coastal highway project, estimated to cost the Federal Government N15 trillion, has attracted public outcry over the demolition of the Landmark Beach Resort valued at $200 million to pave the way for the road.
He disclosed this during a stakeholder meeting held in Lagos, yesterday, stating that the highway was projected to stretch from channel 0 to channel 3. “I wish to flag off the compensation from channel 0 to channel 3 in the total sum of N2.75 billion,” Umahi said. Umahi even challenged Landmark to provide documentation giving him ownership of the shoreline around Landmark. He said: “I’ve asked him to bring his documents and I challenge him and his co-politicians to bring the documents. Let him flash the documents before the press.”Before flagging, please keep in mind that Disqus does not moderate communities. Your username will be shown to the moderator, so you should only flag this comment for one of the reasons listed above.
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