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Rotimi Amaechi, minister of transportation, says the current administration will not “abandon the good ideas” of previous governments, including that of immediate past president, Dr. Goodluck Jonathan.
Amaechi made this disclosure Idu, Abuja, on Thursday, February 18, 2016, while inspecting the Abuja-Kaduna Rail project along with the contractors, China Civil Engineering Construction Company. He said N150 billion would be used to execute the national rail project, with another N60 billion for the Lagos-Kano standard gauge and yet another N60 billion for the Lagos-Calabar project.
“What we are doing is implementation of what we met in office. We are not among those who will abandon good ideas,” he said.
“If we see an idea that is good, we will adopt it. The Lagos-Kano project was awarded by former President Olusegun Obasanjo and we are flying with it.
“The Lagos-Calabar project was awarded by former President Goodluck Jonathan and we are also flying with it. What we are doing is implementing those projects that have not been implemented for so many years.”
Amaechi made this disclosure Idu, Abuja, on Thursday, February 18, 2016, while inspecting the Abuja-Kaduna Rail project along with the contractors, China Civil Engineering Construction Company. He said N150 billion would be used to execute the national rail project, with another N60 billion for the Lagos-Kano standard gauge and yet another N60 billion for the Lagos-Calabar project.
“What we are doing is implementation of what we met in office. We are not among those who will abandon good ideas,” he said.
“If we see an idea that is good, we will adopt it. The Lagos-Kano project was awarded by former President Olusegun Obasanjo and we are flying with it.
“The Lagos-Calabar project was awarded by former President Goodluck Jonathan and we are also flying with it. What we are doing is implementing those projects that have not been implemented for so many years.”
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