amakenny:
But Abagworo, we have to be frank with ourselves, those roads in Orlu have remained uncompleted as they were nearly one and half years ago. People are now fearful of Gov. Okorocha's intentions.

And a drainage system started by old Gov. Ikwecheghi Amadi, stopped, and work reopened by Owelle has remained in a standstill all these one and half years.
If that major drainage work is not completed, erosion from the next rainy season shall wash away whatever the thickness of roads built in Orlu. The place is deeply erosion prone.

Those roads were started 2 years ago and couldn't have gotten to that stage in 6 months. That part cut by erosion which I posted the present State is an evidence that work has been going on and I personally saw that work has resumed massively. I guess the heavy rains halted the works . Even richer States like Rivers and Akwa-Ibom didn't complete much as at 2009 which is comparable to Rochas time as at now since they assumed office in 2007 while he assumed in 2011.

Those of you complaining, where were you during Ohakim? 4years of lying and proposed billboards without a single project! Now you guys are hurling stones on a Gov (Rochas) that has done in 2 yrs what GEJ cannot do in 6yrs as president. Dat guy is just commissioning power plants that he neither awarded nor funded. Hahaha
Nigerians enjoy lies like oranges

tomakint: After swearing to an 'oath of secrecy' sharing blood of the brotherhood, while the Jaganban bankrolled their tribunal cases why won't APC governors borrow and morgage the future of their respective states according to the 'Lion or is it Leopard of Bourdillion' now!

But how come you got to know all these. Are you saying you have any link with these people?

Abagworo:

Those roads were started 2 years ago and couldn't have gotten to that stage in 6 months. That part cut by erosion which I posted the present State is an evidence that work has been going on and I personally saw that work has resumed massively. I guess the heavy rains halted the works . Even richer States like Rivers and Akwa-Ibom didn't complete much as at 2009 which is comparable to Rochas time as at now since they assumed office in 2007 while he assumed in 2011.

The uncompleted road situation in Orlu is worse than others.

In the last 18 months or so, even the principals roads that leave and enter Orlu have remained least motorable - unless anyone does not mind risking his/her vehicle. Orlu hardly depends on any government inflow of cash, only through trade that must pass through these roads.

The economic crunch the road situation has subjected Orlu inhabitants to is very heavy. But Gov. Okorocha does not seem to see things from this angle of adverse economic consequences.