After days of painstaking work between the Kaduna State Government, Julius Berger Nigeria PLC, the Military and other relevant agencies, the gridlock at the Kateri axis of the Kaduna-Abuja Road has been resolved.
This was contained in a release signed and made available to NATIONAL PANEL, Saturday by Samuel Aruwan, the Kaduna State Commissioner, Ministry of Internal Security and Home Affairs.
Aruwan said: "There is now a free flow of traffic at Kilometer 75 of the highway, which was the epicentre of the gridlock, after a heavy-duty vehicle broke down at the location, causing a blockage.
"The Government of Kaduna State once again regrets the protracted situation which placed citizens in an undesirable state of severe hardship for many days.
"Furthermore, the Government is deeply grateful to security agencies that worked round the clock to ensure continuous security and safety of stranded citizens."
