Ikpeazu Commissions another Road in Aba, Promises to Complete all Ongoing Projects before 2023

Governor Okezie Ikpeazu has promised to complete the Osisioma flyover, Eziukwu, Omuma, Ngwa Roads and other strategic projects embarked upon by his administration before the end of his tenure.

Governor Ikpeazu who stated this while commissioning the newly reconstructed Immaculate Heart Avenue done by his administration, in continuation of his "Kinetic Abia Inspection and Commissioning Programme" reassured that no road done by his administration will be revisited by his successor as the roads are done with rigid pavement technology.

The Governor who noted that it is wrong to build roads without drainages, assured that the Immaculate Heart Avenue road which is constructed with rigid pavement technology has a life span of nothing less than 25 years.

The State Chief Executive also promised to continue to work selflessly for Ndi Abia until he leaves office, and thanked the Speaker and members of the Abia State House of Assembly for being key players in the success of his administration.

"I want to thank members of the House of Assembly for their support. Without their support it will be difficult to get the funds to do these roads. I want to ask them to continue to support us because the power we hold is in trust for the people and the essence of Government is to do that which will lead to better life for the people", the Governor said.

Speaking, the Deputy Governor, Sir Ude Oko Chukwu said that the road is very critical to the residents of the area in particular and the people of Aba in general, adding that the continuous commissioning of roads by the present administration is a proof that the administration has fulfilled its campaign promises. He assured that the Governor will continue to commission more roads until 2023.

Also Speaking, the Speaker Abia State House of Assembly, Chief Chinedum Orji, Chairman, House Committee on Works, Ginger Onwusibe and other members said, based on the achievements of the Governor, they will do everything within their powers to assist him do more of such roads for the people.

They said anyone who does not appreciate the efforts of Governor Okezie Ikpeazu in infrastructural development does not love Abia State, pointing out that the House is proud of him and will continue to support him in taking Abia to higher heights.

Also Speaking, the Commissioner for Works, Elder Bob Ogu said the road is very important to the economic growth of the area and State, adding that street lights will be installed soonest while the road will connect the Ogbor Hill area of Aba.

In an address presented on behalf of the Chairman, Osisiọma Ngwa LGA, Christian Kamalu, the Deputy Chairman thanked the Governor for the show of love to the people and said they will not take it for granted.

He said the people of Osisiọma deeply appreciate Governor Ikpeazu's benevolence to the Council and listed several other roads constructed and delivered by the Governor including the ones currently under construction.

In their various speeches, former Commissioner for Transport & Housing, Prince Enyinnaya Ubani, President of the Aba Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture (ACCIMA), Sir Lawrence Obetta, the Chairman Landlords Association, Immaculate Heart Avenue Road, Aba, Prince Nwaeze and a representative of SS Anthony & Jude Catholic Parish, Rev Fr Francis Onuoha, thanked the Governor and noted that the development will help checkmate the activities of hoodlums in the area as security agents can now patrol the vicinity seamlessly.

The Secretary to the State Government, Barr Chris Ezem, Commissioner for Information, Chief John Okiyi Kalu, State PDP Chairman, Sir Alwell Asiforo Okere, Deputy Chief of Staff, Office of the Deputy Governor, Sir Don Ubani, the state Chairman, Abia State Traditional Rulers Council, Eze Joseph Nwabeke among other stakeholders and interest groups witnessed the ceremony.

This looks nice!

Can see effort was made on aesthetics and keeping the road free of sediments and rubbish! It also has markings and sidewalks too!

Natural vegetation/greenery should be included wherever there’s space for it!

Wow nice one

He is trying

Great job

It's better late than never

Nice one.

At least Gov Ikpeazu is commissioning something, what has Sizzy Enugu being commissioning?

Beautiful blown loof

Juliusmalema:


You are from Ogun state and there is no single good road in Ogun state, not even one.

Channel this energy to your state Governor.

Charity they say begins at home. Abians criticized their state Governor and it yielded positive fruit.

Go and do so in your state and not looking for candle when your house is in total darkness.

Ogun is in darkness.

Abia has seen light.

Ah bla bla bla.

Cheap attention seeker

Kinematics:
Beautiful blown loof

Stop being bitter.

Your area is no good. Appreciate something good when you see it.

Juliusmalema:



It will take Ogun state nothing less than 76 years to catch up with Abia state.

Carry your Tom and di.ck measuring elsewhere..

Wondering why you want to derail this development news for no reason.

Stop seeking cheap attention

Wow that's a very nice effort from Abia Governor.. At least rants of insults are no more on Aba

Juliusmalema:


[s]Stop being bitter.

Your area is no good. Appreciate something good when you see it.
[/s]

My area is better than blown loof

Kinematics:


My area is better than blown loof

Oh yes, few days ago we saw one small child walking on top laid wood in your area flooded with water with zinc constructed toilet...let's not talk about mosquitoes that will be breeding there..

Such is a good area and evidence of good living.

Wonderful.

Wow my governor is doing well now o .
Keep it up!
Do more cos you started late and have a lot of miles to cover.

Juliusmalema:


You are from Ogun state and there is no single good road in Ogun state, not even one.

Channel this energy to your state Governor.

Charity they say begins at home. Abians criticized their state Governor and it yielded positive fruit.

Go and do so in your state and not looking for candle when your house is in total darkness.

Ogun is in darkness.

Abia has seen light.

It will take Ogun state nothing less than 76 years to catch up with Abia state.

Abia have not seen any light ooo... Was even surprised the guy came back from overseas to commission the stuff... He tried though... He's still a failure...
Btw, what's that kpurukpuru something there ?

nazicartel:
Abia have not seen any light ooo... Was even surprised the guy came back from overseas to commission the stuff... He tried though... He's still a failure...
Btw, what's that kpurukpuru something there ?

Aba has seen light and that's why pictures of refuse heaped roads from Aba is no longer prevalent on Nairaland. Even Ngwa road market is being rebuilt line by line
The next governor can now focus on asthetics and opening up the outskirts of the city as well as mordernization of umuahia

No be emaculate junction b daht ?

These stone age animals. Their mates in the real world are commissioning space routes, they are talking of bush roads.

It still can't compare to my wonderful Ibadan

Kinematics:


Mumu, so any child walking in a flooded area automatically becomes my area? Your mumu don ripe...

Wise mumu even your backyard is heavily stinking

Juliusmalema:


You are from Ogun state and there is no single good road in Ogun state, not even one.

Channel this energy to your state Governor.

Charity they say begins at home. Abians criticized their state Governor and it yielded positive fruit.

Go and do so in your state and not looking for candle when your house is in total darkness.

Ogun is in darkness.

Abia has seen light.

It will take Ogun state nothing less than 76 years to catch up with Abia state.

Please, ignore this aboki... All he does is to bring hate to Igbos by making stupid statements like this.

It seems your brain is on holidays most of the time. What's the business with Ogun state and what the BMC guy wrote? Or have you started replying yourself again?