A while ago, I had cause to call the attention of the Federal Government to the deplorable condition of the Mfamasing-Idundu road.(https://www.nairaland.com/3005087/mfamasing-idundun-road-awaiting-change-agenda)

As the signing of the 2016 budget dragged on, and justice to this road delayed, UniCem Plant Manager, Thierry Terriere came to the rescue of thousands of road users.

The road has been resurfaced, compacted and filled with granite. Gone are the gaping holes and gullies! Travel on this road is no longer the torture it used to be; at least for the time being.

The rain is here again and the work on the road is not finished. Left as it is, the granite will soon be washed away by heavy incessant rain prevalent in Calabar and its environs. To consolidate on the gains made so far, I urge the Plant Manager to go a step further by completing the good work he has began by applying a permanent, lasting finish to the compacted granite in the form of coal tar or cement with drainage on the side for good effect.

There are other companies like Dansa and Dangote sited along this road. Though these are yet to commence full operations, I urge them to join hands with UniCem (Member of Lafarge Africa) as part of their CSR programme to help make travelling on this road a better experience.

To UniCem I say: thank you for helping to build better cities!

Source: http://www.hoch-zeitgericht.com/2016/05/10/unicem-palnt-manager-comes-to-the-rescue-of-mfamasing-idundu-road/

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