Ongoing direct labour work being handled by Federal Roads Maintenance Agency (FERMA) along Yenegoa- Oloibiri road in Bayelsa State, is said to be at its last phase as 90% of work has been completed with hopes of total completion before the month runs out.
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The Ag. Managing Director/CEO of the Federal Roads Maintenance Agency (FERMA), Engr. Nuruddeen A. Rafindadi, FNSE, FAEng, FNAHS, has declared that there are still more hurdles to cross before FERMA could reach the peak of the position ascribed to it by the authorities, to build, maintain and repair the federal highways across the country.
The MD/CEO of FERMA was being decorated as the Patron of Children Accident Prevention Initiatives (CAPI) by CAPI National Coordinator on 3rd November, 2017.
The Federal highway along Okene – Ibillo road became impassable to motorists as the affected sections cut into two due to heavy rains that ravaged part of the State causing severe hardship on the users who had to take an alternate route. The damage also affected the economic situation of the people adversely.
The quick intervention of the Agency has saved the situation from further deterioration as work on the affected sections has reached an advance stage, which has restored free flow of traffic to the area.
This is to inform the general public that the processing of the above listed procurements has not been formalized by the Federal Roads Maintenance Agency (FERMA). This is because there was no cash backing in respect of the General Maintenance Repairs of Some Federal Roads Nationwide (Phase II, Phase III & Phase IV) as captured in the 2016 Budget.
The non-formalization of the procurement processes is in line with Section 16 (1b) of the Public Procurement Act 2007.
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A knockout tournament or elimination tournament is divided into successive rounds; each competitor plays in at least one fixture per round. The top-ranked competitors in each fixture progress to the next round. As rounds progress, the number of competitors and fixtures decreases. The final round, usually known as the final or cup final, consists of just one fixture; the winner of which is the overall champion.
In a single-elimination tournament, only the top-ranked competitors in a fixture progress; in 2-competitor games, only the winner progresses. All other competitors are eliminated. This ensures a winner is decided with the minimum number of fixtures. However, most competitors will be eliminated after relatively few matches; a single bad or unlucky performance can nullify many preceding excellent ones.
A double-elimination tournament may be used in 2-competitor games to allow each competitor a single loss without being eliminated from the tournament. All losers from the main bracket enter a losers’ bracket, the winner of which plays off against the main bracket’s winner.
This article uses material from the Wikipedia article Tournament , which is released under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share-Alike License 3.0.
