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It has been continuous suffering for the indigenes of Ndi Ebe Abam in Arochukwu LGA
, Abia State..
The only bridge linking them to economic and social activities fell down over 2 years ago...

Various Government arms and agencies have made promises to repair the bridge but Nothing has been done up till Now..
This has caused great grievances and anguish for the indigenes...

People that come for wedding can't access the village directly, the have to park their cars before the bridge and enter boat to reach the village...

Same scenario applies during burials, even corpses(casket) are subjected to this treatment..
Price of commodities in the community have sky rocketed due to transportation and accessibility...

The indigenes are begging the Federal Government, Ministry of Works, FERMA, NEMA, Abia State Government, Arochukwu Local Government Chairman etc to come to their aid..

More information:

Ndi-Ebe is a populated place and is located in Abia, Nigeria. The estimate terrain elevation above seal level is 52 metres.
Latitude: 5°36'51.26"
Longitude: 7°43'7.6

www.lindaikejisblog.com/2015/10/ndi-ebe-abam-indigenes-cry-out-over.html?m=1

www.informationng.com/2014/07/photo-bridge-collapses-in-ndi-ebe-abam-abia-state.html

dailymail.com.ng/photo-bridge-collapses-in-ndi-ebe-abam-abia-state/

www.nairaland.com/1797567/photo-bridge-collapses-ndi-ebe

lalasticlala, Seun, Mynd44, Obinoscopy, OAM4J... please help move to the front page let it get more attention

How can govt build Pako bridge on erosion Land

See trailer wan climb wooden bridge...


People that come for wedding can't access the village directly, the have to park their cars before the bridge and enter boat to reach the village...

Eyaa, this could really be painful. I hope the governor does something about it and fast due to approaching rainy season. I heard he's a performer- hope he does this for them.

Nigerians could be very careless though. That bridge doesn't look to be the type to accommodate such weighty mass as that of the truck pictured above. The driver shouldve known better.

DICK4UCKPUSSY:
How can govt build Pako bridge on erosion Land

Dude, is this really necessary?? Come on. You people's endless childishness on this forum is becoming very sickening.

Can we use Nairaland to propagate such human news NO!!!! But we will use it to tell the world that T. Dike has released pregnancy shots. It's alright but government should do something about this. @lalalasticala

Progressive01:
Dude, is this really necessary?? Come on. You people's endless childishness on this forum is becoming very sickening.

Oga park well joor. This is a forum everbody have freedom of expression if you re looking for serious people..
You can visit to YabaLeft

Is the trucj driver okay at all?..driving a truck on a bidge made with plank?...he is daft!!!!!

Progressive01:
Dude, is this really necessary?? Come on. You people's endless childishness on this forum is becoming very sickening.

Look at his name. Don't waste your time.

babyfaceafrica:
Is the trucj driver okay at all?..driving a truck on a bidge made with plank?...he is daft!!!!!

Trucks have actually been driving over that bridge for years (if not decades)

DICK4UCKPUSSY:
How can govt build Pako bridge on erosion Land

i believe billions were allocated for that shoddy project. imagine a pako bridge built for vehicles?

who adviced that lorry driver to take that risk? the person must be wicked.

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theDEVILisHERE:
Trucks have actually been driving over that bridge for years (if not decades)

on planks!!!!!....that's bad..how long can a wood hold?..issokay,you can see the end result

Nah that trailer spoil the bridge

babyfaceafrica:
on planks!!!!!....that's bad..how long can a wood hold?..issokay,you can see the end result

Where did you see wooden plank?

Those bars are corrugated structural metals.

babyfaceafrica:
on planks!!!!!....that's bad..how long can a wood hold?..issokay,you can see the end result

Of course it's bad

My hometown's not far from there

Remember passing that bridge during my bro's trad only to hear few days later it colapsed

From what I hear
It was built during colonial times
Tho it gets re-enforced once in a while

theDEVILisHERE:
Of course it's bad

My hometown's not far from there

Remember passing that bridge during my bro's trad only to hear few days later it colapsed

From what I hear
It was built during colonial times
Tho it gets re-enforced once in a while

colonial times!!!...God help us