WARRI BRT PROJECT NOT ABANDONED - UDUAGHAN

Governor Emmanuel Eweta Uduaghan of Delta State has debunked insinuations that the Warri Effurun BRT project has been abandoned. Dr. Uduaghan explained that the project was halted as a result of financial challenges, adding that the other challenge encountered is that of the outer lane expansion to enable commuters drive through it freely, stressing that work on the project will recommence next week. The governor gave the explanation during a breakfast meeting he had with newsmen at his private residence in Warri, Delta State.

"We have not abandoned the Project. The project only suffered financial challenges occasioned by the fall in Oil Prices which made our budget to be unrealistic.

"Another challenge with the project is the need to expand the outer lane to enable commuters drive freely. However, work on the project will recommence next week." He said

When asked what his administration is doing to clean up Warri and its environs after perceived illegal structures were demolished last year, the governor said he has no regret for the demolition of all illegal structures, stating that the streets in Warri are now cleaner.

On waste management, Dr. Uduaghan assured that the state government has ordered the procurement of big dust bins for people living in Delta State to dispose their waste properly.

worse governor so far

here is one governor with money that i dont know what his achievements are

In God we trust

I know this EEU led administration will finish strong by completing the BRT project.

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WARRI BRT PROJECT NOT ABANDONED - UDUAGHAN

Governor Emmanuel Eweta Uduaghan of Delta State has debunked insinuations that the Warri Effurun BRT project has been abandoned. Dr. Uduaghan explained that the project was halted as a result of financial challenges, adding that the other challenge encountered is that of the outer lane expansion to enable commuters drive through it freely, stressing that work on the project will recommence next week. The governor gave the explanation during a breakfast meeting he had with newsmen at his private residence in Warri, Delta State.

"We have not abandoned the Project. The project only suffered financial challenges occasioned by the fall in Oil Prices which made our budget to be unrealistic.

"Another challenge with the project is the need to expand the outer lane to enable commuters drive freely. However, work on the project will recommence next week." He said

When asked what his administration is doing to clean up Warri and its environs after perceived illegal structures were demolished last year, the governor said he has no regret for the demolition of all illegal structures, stating that the streets in Warri are now cleaner.

On waste management, Dr. Uduaghan assured that the state government has ordered the procurement of big dust bins for people living in Delta State to dispose their waste properly.

My dear governor, Ride on!
We are solidly behind you.