MNRDP RURAL FEEDER ROAD REVALUATION MISSION

A team on MNRDP Abuja, on the revaluation of Nerica
Rural Feeder Road arrived Ogun State MNRDP Desk
office on Wednesday 7th of September, 2011. The
Team comprised the following:
Mrs. G.O.Usman ( MNRDP Accountant)
Mr. Adekunle Adeoye ( MNRDP Procurement officer)and
Mr. S.O.Ali ( M.& E. Officer, MNRDP Abuja).
The aim of the mission is to do on-the-spot revaluation of level of the Road
contractor's work.
The team was officially welcomed at Ogun State Desk
Office by the Mr.I.O.Phillips(OGADEP Programme Manager)
other officers at the Desk office, Engr.Tunde Faboyo( G.M., Tundis Nig. Ltd),
 and Engr.Olakunle Olaniran( Supervising Engineer).
The entire team immediately proceeded to the Roads sites with Digital Camera for photographs,and
Cam-Coder to record revaluation activities. The revaluation activities was also conducted on the
8th of Sept, 2011, while the exercise was wrapped up on the 9th of Sept.2011 with a meeting at
the office of OGADEP's P.M.
At the end of the whole revaluation exercisethe MNRDP Team from Abuja expressed satisfaction with
the work done by Tundis Nig.Ltd, and gave kudos to both Enginer Faboyo & Engr.Olaniran.

MISSION ON EVALUATION OF RURAL FEEDER ROAD WORK

A team on Rural Feeder Road  arrived Ogun State MNRDP Desk office on 1st of August, 2011. The team comprised the NPC
who was represented by Mrs. G.O.Usman( Project Accountant), Mr.A.A. Adeoye ( Procurement Officer), and
Mr.George Alabi(Ast.Procurement officer). The team was officially received on 2nd August, 2011
by Mr.I.O.Phillips ( Programme Manager, OGADEP) in his office, where a brief meeting was held. Present at the meeting also
were Engr. Tunde Faboyo (CEO, Tundis Nigeria Ltd), Engr. R.O.Olaniran ( Supervising Engineer), Mr.A.O.Osiyoye (Desk officer),
Mr.T.O.A. Odunoye ( Ogun State Accountant) and Mr.D.O.Onigbinde( M.& E. Officer). The team elucidated the purpose of their
 visit, which was to evaluate level of work done on the Spot Rehabilitation of Rural Feeder Roads for NERICA Rice
Farmers in Ogun State.
Other issues discussed include:

* The Otunba Laderin Road which the pricing was inadvertently ommited
* The need to design a comprehensive format for evaluating the Road Work
* The modality for reimbursing/paying the Road Contractor.

The meeting was immediately followed with Field visit in which all participated. The level of work done on the following
roads were evaluated;
1. Ogbe-Odujoko
2. Moloko-Asipa-Ikanna-Balogun
3.Idofe- Falafonmu-Odosapo-Imope
4. Ago-Iwoye- Okenugbo, and
5. Ago Iwoye-Ako Onigbagbo-Matoole

The visit was rounded-off  with a Wrap up and  evaluation of  supervising Engineer 's report on the roads.