VivaVivre:
where please my brother? Many years ago, I knew Awkuzu/Nteje road in Anambra state to be this bad also, some roads in Onwa LGA & Esan east LGA, Edo state.
The past governors who embezzled state funds and did patchwork on old roads won't escape God's judgement.

I passed through one road (Alagbole/Akute road in Lagos/Ogun State). That road is hell. The worst part is that that is supposed to be a city oo. We have bad roads all over the country. It's not a sectional thing.

ukukaegbu:


I passed through one road (Alagbole/Akute road in Lagos/Ogun State). That road is hell. The worst part is that that is supposed to be a city oo. We have bad roads all over the country. It's not a sectional thing.

it's a pity that the masses who give the mandate to sham politicians to represent them are not adequately repressented. Good roads and functional infrastructures are the basic rights of the citizens. Sound healthcare, portable drinking water and bare necessities of life are the rights of the citizens. When they build roads, construct bridge, or conduct repairs or maintenance work on any sector, they are not doing the citizens a favour. I feel for the masses who have lost their voices.

October1960:


Our stolen monies are building good roads in UK, US and Europe thanks to bank deposits by Nigerian politicians and government officials since 1979.

Nnamdi Azikiwe (then later Chief Okotie-Eboh) was the first high Ranking Nigerian Federal Government official to be accused of stealing public funds, so I think you got the dates wrong. It should've been " since 1960", not '79.