Respite for Ayakoroma Community as Delta Government Begins Construction Work on Ayakoroma Bridge

Etolor Anslem

The people of Ayakoroma community will soon have a sigh of relief as the Delta state government has resumed construction work on the Ayakoroma road and bridge project in a bid to open up the creeks towards accelerated development of the state and improve commercial activities within the area.

The Ayakoroma road project has been one of great controversy over the last few months with certain opposition elements accusing the government of neglecting the people of the area from the transformation projects going on across the state.

It will interest deltans to know that this administration has shown greater commitment towards development of rural communities including those in the creeks who abinitio were neglected.

The state government similarly undertook the construction of Burutu township road, Ogulagha/Youbebe/Biniebiama road in Burutu local government area as well as Palace road in Oporoza, construction of Okerenkoko township roads and Main Axial road in Warri South West, which is a major milestone by the Sen Okowa led administration towards ensuring inclusive development of the state with emphasis on providing access roads to those who contribute meaningful quota to the nations earning that have been abandoned over the years.

Development of the rural communities especially those in the creeks is one of the cardinal objective strategy towards achieving sustainable peace in the Niger Delta, and Gov Okowa has gotten this right with his spur for development of rural communities.

When the people have a sense of inclusion in the nations development, they have a duty to promote peace and protect oil installations which form part of our national assets.

It is therefore imperative for us to give this administration the necessary support it needs to succeed in it's bid towards transformation and development Delta state.

Thats good, they should also construct Egodor access road in Burutu l. g. a, the area is always flooded.