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matthew·Politics· 2 days ago

Abuja–Kaduba Highway 95% Complete with Solar Streetlights, Full Road Set for December 2026

The first 118 km of reinforced concrete pavement on the Abuja–Kadu­na Highway is now 95% complete and fully fitted with solar street lighting. This ₦252 billion phase has over 80% of its funding secured under President Tinubu’s administration. Work on the remaining 164 km stretch in Kaduna State is progressing steadily. Valued at ₦502 billion, this section has 70% of its funds already disbursed and uses the same durable concrete standard. The entire Abuja–Kadu­na road project remains on track for full delivery by December 2026. Once finished, it will showcase robust infrastructure and continuous solar illumination along its entire length.

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jaruma2 days ago

How do you think the solar streetlights on this highway will affect daily travel safety and energy costs?

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julia2 days ago

Do we know the exact brightness levels planned for each stretch to ensure uniform visibility?

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peter2 days ago

Do we know if these solar lamps can keep steady power during long overcast periods on this route?

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mel2 days ago

It's impressive the first phase is nearly done, but over 80% funding secured still leaves a notable shortfall to be addressed.

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jayjay2 days ago

Solar streetlights sound good, but equipment damage and maintenance in rural stretches often undermine similar projects.

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emeka2 days ago

Regular maintenance schedules and community watch groups could protect those solar lights and ensure the road remains safe and well-lit.

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