Governor Alex Otti of Abia State has reiterated the government’s unwavering commitment to building high-quality roads that will stimulate trade and commercial activities in the state. The governor made this declaration during the inauguration of the MCC/Old Express Road in Aba, highlighting the crucial role that well-constructed roads play in both enhancing vehicular movement and facilitating thriving businesses.
Governor Otti disclosed that the government has already awarded contracts for the reconstruction and rehabilitation of key roads that are vital for economic development. He stressed that a thriving economy relies on well-maintained infrastructure, and the government’s goal is to create an environment where businesses can flourish.
The inauguration of the MCC/Old Express Road marks the beginning of a comprehensive restoration of Aba and the state as a whole, signaling that “Aba is open for business.” The governor extended an invitation to potential investors to take advantage of the abundant opportunities available in the state.
Governor Otti emphasized that the government’s motivation is to create the right environment for individuals to realize their dreams and to support the growth of enterprises. He also reaffirmed the commitment to developing programs and policies that encourage investment and partnerships to better serve the people.
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Additionally, the governor addressed the issue of perennial flooding in Aba, assuring that the government is taking steps to resolve this problem. Contracts for the reconstruction of economically important roads in local government areas have been awarded as part of a multilateral funding arrangement to enhance agriculture productivity and marketing.
The President of the Aba Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Mines, and Agriculture, Chief Jerry Kalu, commended the government’s efforts in rebuilding Abia. He emphasized that this agenda will significantly contribute to socio-economic growth in the state.
The Director of China Civil Engineering Construction Company, Mr. Eric Shen, expressed his gratitude to the state government and the local community for their support in completing the road project. He assured that the road was constructed with the highest engineering standards to stand the test of time, and it would greatly enhance the living standards of the residents.
The Commissioner for Works, Mr. Otumchere Oti, emphasized the government’s determination to change the state’s narrative regarding road network and infrastructure. He encouraged residents to protect the newly reconstructed roads, which were designed with the best specifications, including street lights and drainages, to ensure their long-term serviceability.
This investment in road infrastructure represents a vital step toward improving the state’s economic landscape and providing a better quality of life for its residents.
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