NDDC Inspects Kaa–Ataba Bridge, Expresses Satisfaction With Project Progress In Rivers State

NDDC Inspects Kaa–Ataba Bridge, Expresses Satisfaction with Project Progress in Rivers State The Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) has carried out an inspection of the ongoing Kaa–Ataba Bridge project in Rivers State, expressing satisfaction with the level of progress recorded so far. The inspection team, led by senior officials of the commission, visited the project site to assess construction quality, compliance with specifications, and overall pace of work on the critical infrastructure linking communities in the coastal region. According to the commission, the project remains a key part of efforts to improve transportation, boost economic activities, and enhance connectivity among riverine communities in the Niger Delta. Officials noted that the bridge, once completed, will significantly reduce travel time between Kaa and Ataba while opening up access to markets, schools, and healthcare facilities for residents in surrounding areas. During the visit, the NDDC team commended the contractors handling the project for maintaining steady progress despite the challenging terrain and environmental conditions typical of the area. They also emphasized the importance of adhering strictly to engineering standards and ensuring timely delivery of the project for public benefit. The commission reaffirmed its commitment to completing legacy infrastructure projects across the Niger Delta region, stating that ongoing monitoring and evaluation exercises will continue across all states under its mandate. Residents of the area have long awaited the completion of the bridge, which is expected to transform local economic activities and improve mobility once operational.