By Ekweaga Uzoma
The Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Housing, Architect Obi Okonkwo, has directed contractors handling the construction of a modern six-courtrooms and Court of Appeal courtroom complex in Awka to ensure strict compliance with approved building plans.
Arc Okonkwo gave the directive during an on-site inspection tour conducted by officials of the Ministry, accompanied by principal staff members.
He emphasized that adherence to the project specifications would help prevent unnecessary rework during subsequent inspections.
During the inspection, the Permanent Secretary expressed satisfaction with the progress and quality of work completed so far. However, he identified certain areas that requires adjustments ahead of the planned commissioning of the project by the state governor.
He also commended the governor for his visionary leadership and ongoing infrastructural development across the state, particularly within the judiciary sector.
Engr. Okonkwo further instructed site officers to maintain regular supervision to ensure that all aspects of the project align with the approved designs, thereby minimizing waste and ensuring timely completion.
Members of the inspection team included the Director of Building Maintenance and Construction, Pst (Engr) Ojeleke Samuel; Director of Architecture, Arc, Vincent Ilouno; and Deputy Director, Quantity Survey, Qs, Eugene Onyenwe.
Uzoma is of the Ministry of information, Anambra State
