On a cold winter night in one of my travels to the UK, a giant truck was seen making it's final rounds for the night. It's job was spraying some quantity of sand on the asphalt to enable motorists gain traction while plying the wet slippery roads brought upon them by the season.
I wish to bring the state of the roads in Onitsha especially the ones on the bank of the river Niger to your attention. These roads include Niger Street up to the Niger bridge and it's surroundings, Creek road, Modebe Avenue, marine road up to ose market. The amount of sand covering these roads has become a nightmare to motorists. Some portions of these roads have been completely taken over by sand thus making it difficult if not impossible for two cars to pass through at the same time.
This situation arose from the activities of dredging companies on the river Niger over a long period. If these roads are left like this during this dry season and the rains meet them in this condition, it would affect the state of the roads in a very bad form.
Directives should be given to the local government chairmen of the affected area to work in liason with the dredging companies to as a matter of public safety see that the sand are removed from the areas to reclaim the lost portions of the road.
As we gradually move towards an election cycle, it is little things like this that voters remember and not the huge sums of money distributed in the run up to the election that fetch votes.
I sincerely hope you do get to see this and act accordingly to better our lives.

God bless Gov Obiano
God bless Anambra state
God bless Nigeria

cc lalasticlala

Noted. But i hope you know Gov Obiano is not on nairaland?

the correlation between your first two sentences and the rest of your post?

op,have you been to nnewi? Its worse there.

i was at Ose last week, didn't notice the bad roads @ OP. Drove from GRA-ABS-Awka road-new market road-ose.

Mr poster take this to their site omambaladotcom that's where you will meet, the media aid and obiano himself..