Ekiti approves N6.7bn hospital projects, N1.4bn roads

Reported by Vanguard Nigeria · 9 hours ago · Nwafor

By Rotimi Ojomoyela ADO-EKITI — The Ekiti State Executive Council has approved N6.765 billion for the construction of hospital facilities and about N1.43 billion for road projects as part of efforts to improve healthcare and infrastructure across the state. The approvals were among decisions taken…

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