The Executive Chairman of Abuja Municipal Area Council (AMAC), Hon. Christopher Zakka Maikalangu, on Wednesday, commenced the inspection of some of the completed and ongoing projects undertaken by his administration since his assumption of office in 2022.
At Kugbo community, the Chairman inspected the completed 1.5km asphalt road project with drainages.
While at Nyanya community, Maikalangu inspected the ongoing 600-meter road with drainages in Angwan Hausawa and another 600-meter road project in the Federal Housing Authority (FHA).
He promised to also construct a standard primary healthcare center for Angwan Hausawa community.
At Karu, Maikalangu inspected 800 metres road project, alongside a solar-powered borehole.
The Executive Chairman of AMAC also inspected completed road projects at Jikwoyi Phase 1, 2, and 3 with solar streetlights.
He however expressed dissatisfaction with the quality of the road project at Jikwoyi Phase 2 as part of the road was already deteriorating just a few months after its completion.
He instructed the contractor handling the project to return to the site and ensure the error was rectified as soon as possible.
From Jikwoyi, Maikalangu inspected a completed 2.5km road project at Kpeyegyi Phase 2 and another completed road project at Arab Junction in Orozo.
At Karshi, Maikalangu inspected an ongoing 650-meter Hakimi road project, which connects residents to the Chief Palace, Galadima house, and the market, with the drainages already completed just within two weeks of the commencement of the project.
From Karshi, Maikalangu inspected a completed 33kva completed rural electrification project at Cheta Community, under the Karshi ward.
According to residents of Cheta, the community has been without a power supply for decades of its existence until Maikalangu came to their rescue, with many of them expressing gratitude to the Executive Chairman of AMAC.
At Wassa community, Maikalangu inspected a completed LEA Primary School.
Maikalangu also inspected the completed fencing of Takushara community market and the ongoing rural project with dual drainages.
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