One Best Project From All 36 States of Nigeria This 2022.
Nigeria holds the largest number of projects in West Africa with 21 projects
(28%), valued at US$54.2bn (67.1% in US dollar value terms). This is according to
the Africa Construction trends 2019. Welcome to Africa Reloaded and thanks for watching.
Its always a great pleasure for us to bring to you some fascinating facts about countries in Africa.
Today, we bring to you the best project from all 36 states of Nigeria this 2022. Being an
African country on the Gulf of Guinea, Nigeria has many natural landmarks and wildlife reserves.
Protected areas such as Cross River National Park and Yankari National Park
have waterfalls, dense rainforest, savanna and rare primate habitats.
One of the most recognizable sites is Zuma Rock, a 725m-tall monolith outside the capital of Abuja
that’s pictured on the national currency. Stay connected as we take a tour through
the Dangote oil refinery and find out why it is considered the best project from 36 states
of Nigeria Akwa
Ibom State. Akwa Ibom State is located in
Nigeria’s South-South geopolitical zone, bordering Cross River State on the east, Rivers State and
Abia State on the west, and the Atlantic Ocean on the south. The Kwa Ibo River, which cuts the
state in half before draining into the Bight of Bonny, gives the state its name. Our choice
for Akwa Ibom is The Ibom Deep Sea Port. It is a $4.2 billion project owned jointly by the Nigerian
government and the Akwa Ibom State Government. It is to be built on over 2,565 hectres of land.
Anambra State. The Awka Millennium City
is the biggest project in Anambra State. AMC is a Premium multi-nucleic real estate development
that is slated to redefine the concept of urban living within Awka, Anambra state. The
developer (M-P Infrastructure Ltd) envisions a new residential layout whose development
will boost economic activity while increasing the quality of housing in the state capital territory.
Abia State. Abia State is
located in Nigeria’s South-East geopolitical zone, bordering the states of Anambra, Enugu,
and Ebonyi to the north and northeast, Imo State to the west, Cross River State to the east,
Akwa Ibom State to the southeast, and Rivers State to the south. Here, we have the Umuahia timber
market. It is located along Umuahia- Ikwuano Road. The access road to the market, though
a Federal Road, is in a deplorable state. The market itself is always a beehive of activities.
Adamawa State. Adamawa is a state in northeastern Nigeria whose
largest capital is Yola. The biggest project in Adamawa is the completion of the Yola-Numan road.
So far, 17.4 kilometres from the critical section
had been covered and the remaining 28.9 kilometres would not take a long time to be completed.
Bauchi State. Bauchi State is
one of the states in Northern part of Nigeria that spans two distinctive vegetation zones,
namely the Sudan savannah and the Sahel Savannah. Construction of the 2500 affordable housing units
project in Bauchi State, Nigeria is set to commence. Bauchi State Commissioner for
Environment and Housing, Honourable Hamisu Muazu Shira made the announcement and said
that the federal government will soon release the project’s funds to the state government.
Bayelsa State. Bayelsa is a state in southern part of Nigeria,
located in the core of the Niger Delta region. Bayelsa State was created in
1996 from Rivers State, making it one of the newest states in the federation.
The Bayelsa government has taken steps to overcome the challenges that stalled the delivery of
the 22 kilometer Igbogene-AIT Outer ring road abandoned by the immediate past administration.
Benue State. Benue State is one of Nigeria’s
North Central states, having a population of 4,253,641 people according to the 2006 census.
The state was founded in 1976, as one of the 12 new states at the time.
The name of the state comes from the Benue River, Nigeria’s second largest river.
The Federal Executive Council has released N30 billion contract variation for the
completion of the 74-kilometre long Loko- Nasarawa road in Benue State.
Bono State. Bono State,
located in what is now southern Ghana, was a trading state founded by the Bono people.
Bonoman was a medieval Akan kingdom in what is now the Bono, Bono East, and Ahafo regions,
named after the Ivory Coast’s Eastern and Western coasts, respectively. The rehabilitation of the
Maiduguri Airport is the biggest project in Bomo State. FEDERAL Airports Authority
of Nigeria (FAAN) has concluded plans to commence the rehabilitation of the runway of the Maiduguri
Airport. The rehabilitation is part of the ongoing reforms at the nation’s airports.
Cross River State. Cross River State is located in Nigeria’s
South-South geopolitical zone. The state was founded on May 27, 1967,
from the eastern half of the Eastern Region, and is named after the Cross River. The government has
established a Cassava Processing factory in Obrubra Local Government. The Factory
located in Obubra Local Government Area is to produce commercial starch and modified flour.
Delta State. The most prominent project in Delta State
is the construction of the Asaba international Airport. The construction of Asaba Airport
project was approved at an executive council meeting of the state cabinet on February 12,
2008, at the cost of N6.4 billion. The cost was reviewed up to N21.2 billion in 2014.
Ebonyi State. The best project in Ebonyi State is the
ongoing construction of the international Airport in the state. The Governor has given his word that
it will be completed this year, 2022 and deployed for immediate use. The Airport when completed will
be among the largest and most spectacular in the country with a very unique terminal.
Edo State. Edo State is one of Nigeria’s 36 states, located
in the country’s southern portion. The state was classified as Nigeria’s 24th most populous state
in the 2006 National Population Census. Here, we have The Azura-Edo Power project. Azura-Edo IPP is
a 461MW Open Cycle Gas Turbine power station, the first project initiated by Azura Power.
Ekiti State. Ekiti State is located
in southern Nigeria, bordering Kwara State to the north, Kogi State to the northeast,
Ondo State to the south and southeast, and Osun State to the west.
Here, the main project is the 5-megawatt independent power project. Gov. Kayode
Fayemi of Ekiti has inaugurated a 5-Megawatt Independent Power Project (IPP) in Ekiti, as a way
of addressing the shortage of electricity supply to Institutions and private sector in the state.
Enugu State. Enugu State is located in Nigeria’s
South-East geopolitical zone, bordered to the north by the states of Benue and Kogi,
to the east and southeast by Ebonyi State, to the south by Abia State, and to the west by Anambra
State. Enugu, the state’s capital and largest city, is named after it. In this state, we have
the permanent site of the Enugu State University of Science and Technology Teaching hospital.
FCT Abuja. Abuja is the capital of the Federal
nation of Nigeria. Here, we have the construction of the World Trade Center. The World Trade Centre
is a complex of eight buildings under construction in the Central Business District of Abuja,
FCT in Nigeria. There are seven skyscrapers planned for the site, two of which have already
been topped out, with the others either under construction or at various stages of development.
Gombe State. Gombe State is located in northeastern Nigeria,
bordering the states of Borno and Yobe to the north and northeast,
Taraba State to the south, Adamawa State to the southeast, and Bauchi State to the west. Here,
we have the Nigerian Erosion and Water shed project. The project implementation
strategy began through the SPMU/Technical committee/ Steering committee in 2015.
Imo State. Imo State is
located in Nigeria’s South-East geopolitical zone, bordered to the north by Anambra State,
to the east and south by Rivers State, and to the west by Abia State. The Imo River, which flows
along the state’s eastern border, gives it its name. Here, we have the Naze-Poly Nekede Road.
The long awaited construction of the Naze-Nekede-Ihiagwa-Obinze road
which had remained a nightmare and burning issue in Imo state has been flagged off,
which work is physically, currently on with supersonic speed.
Jigawa State. Jigawa State is one
of Nigeria’s 36 states, and it is located in the country’s northern area. Jigawa State was
formed in 1991 from the northeasternmost area of Kano State and is located on Nigeria’s national
boundary with the Republic of Niger. Dutse is the state capital and largest city. It was easy
to get a hold on the best project. Here, we have the 215MW Dual-Fired plant in Kudenda.
Kaduna State. The best project here in Kaduna
State is the Kaduna Urban Renewal Project. Urban renewal projects in Kaduna, Zaria and Kafanchan
and other infrastructural projects in Kaduna state are slated for completion in the state by 2023.