twilliamx:
Dem no go complain now ooo...but if na Lagos, dem go dey talk say dem dey target igbo. I Don dey here Enugu must be better and things like that....blah blah blah....anyways the earlier all illegal structures are removed the better for the country. All states should follow strict urban and regional planning arrangements

Alex80s:
Dem demolish even bustops in IMT, shoprite without building a park or terminal where people going to Abakpa, Eke , Transekulu and Emene can board a bus.

Instead of expanding roads built by white men in Enugu to reduce increasing traffic jam, they embark on frustrating some peoples hustle. They claimed that they caused hold-Up, but after the demolition things remained the same like in T-junction and timber in Abakpa. It's simple ,causes of these traffic problems in Enugu is simple : ,instead of people diverting to the street near their houses after close of business /work, they drive down the only road they that can lead them to their houses thereby causing traffic jam.

Moreover, the barriers in Shoprite/IMT Polo didn't help reduce traffic ,instead it increased it since there are only 2 roads that connect Abakpa from the town: ie Abakpa junction and IMT. People going to transekulu follow the same IMT. If our State Governors really wanted to expand roads in Enugu town, they could have opened a road that connects Abakpa from Ogui junction through zoo estate or even in GRA. The reason is this, from Zoo estate or GRA to Penocks Abakpa isn't up to 5minutes ,but after running round 82 division, IMT or Golf estate , you must have spent 1-2hours if there is holdup.Abakpa is one of the highest populated areas in Enugu. To reduce traffic in these areas our must construction a new road to ease traffic in these areas not breaking and installing barriers.

dejonathan:
If to say na lagos do this kind thing, they'll say it's a move to chase igbos away from Lagos

platido:
Same should be done here in PH. Especially Rumokoro market