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By Philomina Attah
Mr Christopher Maikalangu, Chairman, Abuja Municipal Area Council (AMAC), on Thursday, inspected completed and ongoing projects across the council area and emphasised that rural development and quality jobs were his priority.
The News Agency of Nigeria(NAN), reports that the completed and ongoing projects were those undertaken by the Chairman since he assumed office in 2022.
In the education sector, Maikalangu renovated a block of seven classrooms at the LEA Primary School, Garki, with a promise to engage 10 additional teachers by February.
He equally expressed satisfaction with the work done so far.
To beef up healthcare, he expanded Garki Primary Healthcare Centre and installed solar lights to enable safer deliveries, especially at night.
NAN further reports that the chairman inspected road projects in Gosa, Toge, and Sabo Lugbe, with residents praising the efforts to boost access to the centre and foster conomic growth.
At Durumi, Maikalangu, who inspected the construction of a block of three classrooms with office and toilets, expressed dissatisfaction with the contractor for using inferior materials.
He demanded the replacement of the inferior materials used with standard ones.
Maikalangu urged residents to report contractors using substandard materials.
The villagers, who openly expressed satisfaction over the projects, commended Maikalangu’s efforts so far, while calling for his re-election in 2026.
They added that the AMAC Chairman had the interest of the people at heart going by the projects he had executed so far.
Other ongoing projects inspected were the construction of a town hall in Pyakasa, a 300 metres road with dual drainage at Galadimawa, rehabilitation of an access road in Kuchigoro, among others. (NAN)