Follow The Projects

We visited Government Day Science College (GDSC), Tunga, Minna, to monitor ongoing rehabilitation works, and the story is one of both improvement and gaps that cannot be ignored.

School officials shared that the institution had long struggled with deteriorating buildings and limited government support. A previously installed borehole was reportedly removed, leaving students without a reliable water source. Some classroom blocks are still in poor condition, and staff and administrative spaces remain inadequate.

An intervention led by Senator Mohammed Sani Musa, popularly known as 313, is underway, bringing developments like classroom renovations, laboratory and staff room complex/facilities.

Development is not just about starting projects; it’s about finishing them well.

We’ll keep tracking this project to ensure it delivers conducive learning environment for students of GDSC Tunga.

On June 30, 2025, the Honourable Minister of Works declared the Suleja–Minna Road (Phase 1) an Emergency Project, according to a press release published on the Federal Ministry of Works website on June 30th 2025. fmw.gov.ng/read/3318

More than 7 months later, the road remains in a deplorable state, unsafe, neglected, and far from the urgency that an “Emergency Project” demands.

Honourable Minister. Honourable Governor.
This is the current reality faced daily by road users on the Suleja–Minna Road.