The 9.5km Ring Road 3 almost set for commissioning.

It is a proven fact that without good road networks, a country's economy is bound to suffer as distribution and consumption will remain flat even if the population grows. On this note, having access to good road systems and improved infrastructure continues to be a crucial component for any government that wants to ensure the economic success of its citizens.

Governor Udom Emmanuel has kept his word by ensuring that the Ring Road 3 Project, named after the late Otuekong Idongesit Nkanga, is set and almost ready for commissioning.

This is part of Governor Udom Emmanuel’s ongoing efforts to ensure that the people of Akwa Ibom have access to good roads, as well as leverage on it's existence to build economic success.

The road's completion will allow greater economic activity to flow from the State capital into the Mbak, Mbiabong, and Ifa Atai Etoi communities of the State. Also, the road will connect the Nung Oku axis of Aka Nung Udoe Road with the Nsukara Offot axis of Nwaniba Road.

The Ring road 3 is one of the longest dual carriageways in the metropolis and might be considered a piece of contemporary city furniture. The road has a cutting-edge subsurface drainage system and pedestrian walkways to provide safety and comfort to people traversing the road on a daily basis.

The road is one of the 5 star projects done in fulfilment of the Completion Agenda of Governor Udom Emmanuel’s administration and is named the Idongesit Nkanga Avenue, in memory of the first indigenous Military Administrator of Akwa Ibom State.

To further show Governor Udom Emmanuel’s commitment to the Dakkada philosophy, the road was awarded and constructed by an indigenous construction company named Hensek Integrated Services.

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Ok

Roads n waterfalls at roundabout is nothing special, we need sea ports and viable industries to boost d state economy.

Mtcheew, Udom campaign was based on industries, infact his major selling point was the construction of Ibom deep seaport.

7yrs later Lagos has completed Lekki seaport, foundation laid for Badagry port but udom is busy commissioning water fountains.

I blame the oppositions in the state shaa

Akwaibomdaily:
The 9.5km Ring Road 3 almost set for commissioning.

It is a proven fact that without good road networks, a country's economy is bound to suffer as distribution and consumption will remain flat even if the population grows. On this note, having access to good road systems and improved infrastructure continues to be a crucial component for any government that wants to ensure the economic success of its citizens.

Governor Udom Emmanuel has kept his word by ensuring that the Ring Road 3 Project, named after the late Otuekong Idongesit Nkanga, is set and almost ready for commissioning.

This is part of Governor Udom Emmanuel’s ongoing efforts to ensure that the people of Akwa Ibom have access to good roads, as well as leverage on it's existence to build economic success.

The road's completion will allow greater economic activity to flow from the State capital into the Mbak, Mbiabong, and Ifa Atai Etoi communities of the State. Also, the road will connect the Nung Oku axis of Aka Nung Udoe Road with the Nsukara Offot axis of Nwaniba Road.

The Ring road 3 is one of the longest dual carriageways in the metropolis and might be considered a piece of contemporary city furniture. The road has a cutting-edge subsurface drainage system and pedestrian walkways to provide safety and comfort to people traversing the road on a daily basis.

The road is one of the 5 star projects done in fulfilment of the Completion Agenda of Governor Udom Emmanuel’s administration and is named the Idongesit Nkanga Avenue, in memory of the first indigenous Military Administrator of Akwa Ibom State.

To further show Governor Udom Emmanuel’s commitment to the Dakkada philosophy, the road was awarded and constructed by an indigenous construction company named Hensek Integrated Services.

#CompletionAgenda
#AkwaibomdailyUpdates

oh that's good.

Akwa ibom nnyin ayaya
Udomisworking

Akwaibomdaily:
The 9.5km Ring Road 3 almost set for commissioning.

It is a proven fact that without good road networks, a country's economy is bound to suffer as distribution and consumption will remain flat even if the population grows. On this note, having access to good road systems and improved infrastructure continues to be a crucial component for any government that wants to ensure the economic success of its citizens.

Governor Udom Emmanuel has kept his word by ensuring that the Ring Road 3 Project, named after the late Otuekong Idongesit Nkanga, is set and almost ready for commissioning.

This is part of Governor Udom Emmanuel’s ongoing efforts to ensure that the people of Akwa Ibom have access to good roads, as well as leverage on it's existence to build economic success.

The road's completion will allow greater economic activity to flow from the State capital into the Mbak, Mbiabong, and Ifa Atai Etoi communities of the State. Also, the road will connect the Nung Oku axis of Aka Nung Udoe Road with the Nsukara Offot axis of Nwaniba Road.

The Ring road 3 is one of the longest dual carriageways in the metropolis and might be considered a piece of contemporary city furniture. The road has a cutting-edge subsurface drainage system and pedestrian walkways to provide safety and comfort to people traversing the road on a daily basis.

The road is one of the 5 star projects done in fulfilment of the Completion Agenda of Governor Udom Emmanuel’s administration and is named the Idongesit Nkanga Avenue, in memory of the first indigenous Military Administrator of Akwa Ibom State.

To further show Governor Udom Emmanuel’s commitment to the Dakkada philosophy, the road was awarded and constructed by an indigenous construction company named Hensek Integrated Services.

#CompletionAgenda
#AkwaibomdailyUpdates

I no fit laugh fools claim Akpabio did not do anything in Akwa Ibom almost 8 years compare n contrast Akpabio's project n Udom. You yourself be the judge

Udom has attracted several industries to the state, you can go and verify instead of rushing to comment on what you have no idea about.
Lagos state government alone wouldn't have made the Lekki Deep Seaport a reality without the concerted efforts of the Federal Government meanwhile, the Federal Government has not given the same support to the Ibom Deep Seaport, else Ibom Deep Seaport would have been on the same level of Lekki Deep Seaport, due to their politics of bias and marginalization.

Hope you know that no State can single-handedly build a seaport in Nigeria, without the FG inputs.

manutdrichie:
Mtcheew, Udom campaign was based on industries, infact his major selling point was the construction of Ibom deep seaport.

7yrs later Lagos has completed Lekki seaport, foundation laid for Badagry port but udom is busy commissioning water fountains.

I blame the oppositions in the state shaa