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We Won’t Abandon Jonathan’s Legacies – Amaechi

Farouk Mohammed
By Farouk Mohammed
Published: February 19, 2016
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Amaechi-Rotimi4-1Nigeria’s Transportation Minister Rotimi Amaechi has stated that the current administration will not abandon the legacies left by the Goodluck Jonathan administration.

“What we are doing is implementation of what we met in office. We are not among those who will abandon good ideas,” he said while inspecting a rail project in northern Nigeria.

“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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He said the Abuja-Kaduna Rail project was 100 per cent complete and would be launched in May. Amaechi explained that before the launch by President Muhammadu Buhari, there would be a test-run of the rail in March.

“The essence of my tour is to enable us assess whether we are ready for commercial activities and I think we are. I will be travelling from Abuja to Kaduna tomorrow through the rail,” he said.

“In March, they should start the test-run of the rail services for free, then the proper commercial activity will start in May, where we expect the President to flag-off the use of coaches.”

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