Minister of Works Says Lagos-Calabar Coastal Way Not to Blame
The Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway has come under scrutiny following recent flooding in parts of Lagos, with Works Minister David Umahi rejecting claims that the project caused the problem. Umahi says poor drainage infrastructure, blocked waterways and the failure to implement Lagos State’s flood management plan are responsible for the flooding. Quantity Surveyor Koleade Adeoti joins the conversation. SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube channel: / newscentraltvafrica for more videos Follow News Central on: Facebook: / newscentralafrica Twitter: / newscentraltv Instagram: / newscentraltv LinkedIn: / feed Threads: https://www.threads.net/@newscentraltv TikTok: / newscentraltv WhatsApp: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Va4T... For more content, go to: https://newscentral.africa #NewsCentral #Nigeria #Politics #AfricaFirst #Africa #News #WestAfrica #ECOWAS #Government #Governance
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