Julius Berger Speeds Up Infrastructure Work Across Abuja

Julius Berger Nigeria Plc is playing a major role in improving Abuja’s infrastructure. The company has been working on several important public projects, shaping the city’s layout and boosting its efficiency.

Key Projects Underway

  • Highways and Roads:

    • Reconstruction of the Abuja–Kubwa Expressway.

    • Resurfacing the runway at Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport.

    • Building and upgrading roads such as Airport Road Interchange, Central Roads B6/B12, and Arterial Road N5 (Obafemi Awolowo Way), which includes 4.4 km of bridges, culverts, and junctions to improve east–west travel.

  • Bridges and Flyovers:

    • Construction of Jabi Lake Bridge and Nyanya–Karu flyover to ease daily traffic congestion.

  • Public Buildings and Facilities:

    • Development of the Central Bank of Nigeria headquarters.

    • Construction of Asokoro Hillside Multispecialty Hospital.

    • Building the new Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission’s offices, featuring energy-efficient and modern design.

    • Renovations to the International Conference Centre and official residences, including those of the FCT Minister and the Vice President.

    • Adding to national landmarks like the Nigerian National Mosque and National Christian Centre.

Why It Matters

  • Traffic & Transport: These projects help reduce congestion, make roads safer, and cut travel time.

  • Urban Growth: With Abuja expanding, and more people living there, the new infrastructure supports cleaner traffic flow and better connectivity.

  • Engineering Standards: Julius Berger brings high-quality construction, safety procedures, and global-standard building techniques.

  • City Evolution: From roads and bridges to hospitals and government buildings, the firm is helping transform Abuja into a modern capital.

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