[size=16pt]The Major road that connects Life camp, Kado, Idu, Karimo and Gwagwa to DeiDei is over flooded with water, the little bridge that road users has bin managing is taken over by water, the over flowing water has broken part of the soil/tar road that connects the bridge, the ground keeps on breaking after some minutes. We cannot move / cross over to the other road to go to work, people are stranded, Vehicle are forced to park, and people are taking bush part to continue their journey to their various offices, no help has bin offered as at when I left there. Its a critical situation, and the road in general is as worst as a village road. But thank God no life is lost. Pls help pass this message to the appropriate authorities, that road I was told was the first road that connects Abuja to Niger state. it has bin abandoned.[/size]

I'm guessing your LGA Chairman and state governor are still alive.

Charity begins at home.

eaglechild: I'm guessing your LGA Chairman and state governor are still alive.

Charity begins at home.

Those are mostly federal roads fool...

eaglechild: I'm guessing your LGA Chairman and state governor are still alive.

Charity begins at home.

no they are busy sleeping inside a bear palour with ashawo.
@op that road belong to the state gov so stop calling the fed.

vicadex07:

Those are mostly federal roads fool...

Mention was not made of that


Besides are other states that are helping their citizens by reconstructing those roads stewpid?

Cry to the right people.

eaglechild: I'm guessing your LGA Chairman and state governor are still alive.
Charity begins at home.

[size=16pt]The road is within the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, villages that make use of the road are Life Camp, Kado (Fish Market), Old Karimo, Karimo, Idu, Gwagwa, and DeiDei[/size]

Do you mean Tatsha Bridge has broken?

Pictorial representation will be more appreciated
Thanks