By Karen James
Members of the house of Assembly, led by Hon. Emmanuel Nwafor, the Chairman and director of works in the 8th Assembly of Anambra State, recently visited the Ekwulubia township Stadium in Ekwulubia local government area in Anambra State for an oversight inspection. The aim of the visit was to assess the progress and quality of work being carried out at the stadium.
During the inspection, Hon. Emmanuel Nwafor expressed his satisfaction with the ongoing construction work. He mentioned that M&C International Construction company is responsible for handling the pavilion and work was progressing well. The team thoroughly examined the trusses and found that the structural alignment and overall construction were in conformity with the approved drawings.
Furthermore, the materials used on the site were deemed to be of good quality, and the reinforcements met the standards set by the council for the regulation of engineering structures. Hon. Emmanuel Nwafor commended the contractor for their adherence to the required standards.
The construction company or the project manager assured the Hon. Emmanuel Nwafor and his team that the project would be completed within the stipulated time frame of six months. Although the initial deadline was set for December, it seems that the contractor is confident in their ability to deliver the project on time. The solution governor of Anambra State is also actively involved in ensuring the timely completion of the stadium.
The Ekwulubia township Stadium is set to become a prominent sporting facility in Anambra State. The oversight visit by the house of Assembly members highlights their commitment to ensuring the project’s success. Their thorough examination and positive assessment of the construction progress provide reassurance to the community and stakeholders.
With the assurance from the construction company, the completion of the stadium within the expected timeframe seems feasible. Once finished, the Ekwulubia township Stadium will be a testament to the dedication and hard work of all those involved in its construction, ultimately benefiting the residents of Anambra State.
During the interview with Works Chairman and director! Pechilly Investigative Media also, went ahead to interview the contractor in charge of the ongoing construction of Ekwulubia Township Stadium has been progressing steadily, providing hope for sports enthusiasts and the community at large. As the project reaches a significant milestone, the managing director of M&C International Limited, Mr. Obiegwu Charles, sheds light on the details and estimated completion timeline.
According to Mr. Charles, M&C International Limited, the contractor responsible for the project, aims to deliver a pavilion with a capacity of 2000 seats. The pavilion is designed to accommodate various amenities, including changing rooms for players, a referee’s room, restaurants, and additional indoor game facilities. This comprehensive approach ensures that the stadium will meet the diverse needs of the community and provide an excellent sporting experience.
Speaking about the progress made thus far, Mr. Charles expressed optimism, stating, “The duration we are looking at for completion is about six months. However, by the grace of God, we anticipate finishing the construction in less than four months.” This commitment to timely completion reflects the contractor’s dedication to delivering on schedule and fulfilling the community’s aspirations of having a top-notch sports facility.
The construction project has captured the attention of the local community, who eagerly await the completion of the stadium. The facility is expected to become a hub for athletic events, attracting athletes and spectators from not just Ekwulubia but the surrounding areas as well. It will also serve as a platform for fostering community spirit and encouraging the participation of youth in sports activities.
As the contractor, M&C International Limited, continues its work on the stadium project, there is a sense of excitement and anticipation among the local population. The project’s progress is a testament to the commitment of both the contractor and the government to enhance the sporting infrastructure in the area.
With the completion of the pavilion within the stipulated time frame, the aspirations of the community are poised to become a reality. The diligent efforts of the contractor, under the guidance of Mr. Obiegwu Charles, highlight their determination to deliver a state-of-the-art stadium that will contribute positively to the sporting landscape of Ekwulubia.
As construction activities move forward, the community eagerly awaits the day when the Ekwulubia Township Stadium officially opens its doors, bringing pride and excitement to residents and athletes alike. The commitment and progress showcased by M&C International Limited underline the potential of the project to become a symbol of progress and unity within the community.
With the promise of completion ahead of schedule, it is clear that M&C International Limited is motivated to exceed expectations by delivering a facility that meets international standards. As the project nears its final stages, the anticipation and enthusiasm among the people of Ekwulubia continue to grow, paving the way for a bright future in sports for the township and its surrounding areas.
