FCT: AMAC boss commences rehabilitation of old Karmo road

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By Usman Shuaibu

The Executive Chairman of Abuja Municipal Area Council (AMAC) in the FCT, Hon. Christopher Zakka Maikalangu, has begun the rehabilitation of 620 metre old Karmo road in the area.
Maikalangu, who made this known while presenting his speech on Tuesday in the community, saying that his administration will continue to focus on the developmental projects.
He also said that his leadership had focused more on the provision of portable drinking water, rural electrification and roads rehabilitation within one year of his administration.
He informed the people of old Karmo that he had carried out people’s oriented projects across the 12 political wards of the Area Council, and called on the residents to support his administration.
The Chairman advised the residents of old Karmo to co-operate with the contractors handling the road project, charging them to report any contractor who engages in shady work.
Also speaking, the District Head of old Karmo commended the AMAC Chairman for the structure put in place in the community.

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