Dave Umahi Under Fire for Claiming High-Tech Can ‘Achieve the Impossible’ with Road Projects

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Senator Umahi has sparked controversy after claiming that the construction company High-Tech can “achieve the impossible” in completing ambitious road projects in record time

Speaking at a public engagement, Umahi lauded High-Tech for its performance. He stated that the company was capable of accomplishing feats. These feats would otherwise be considered unfeasible in the construction industry.”High-Tech is performing beyond expectations,” Maui hi declared, adding, “They are achieving the impossible. A company that can finish a 36-months project in less than 18 months—this is groundbreaking.”His comments were aimed at defending the company’s efforts to accelerate the construction of critical infrastructure projects in the state, which have faced scrutiny for delays and rising costs

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Nonetheless, Umahi’s remarks have drawn sharp criticism from various quarters. Opponents argue that such bold claims about High-Tech’s capabilities be overstating the reality of the situation. Critics have pointed to persistent concerns about project delays. There are also worries about cost overruns and the overall quality of the infrastructure. They wonder if it is possible for any company to deliver complex roadworks so quickly. Can this be done without cutting corners? Despite the backlash, Umahi remained firm in his support for High-Tech, praising their innovation and commitment to the project. “They are working in multiple shifts, and they are giving us results that we never thought possible,” he insisted. As the debate intensifies, critics are calling for more transparency and accountability. Supporters continue to champion the potential of High-Tech’s rapid construction techniques.

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. David Umahi has made Ebonyi state proudly with Over 2.7 millionaires dollars for salaries through FON now government of Ebonyi state governor.

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