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SubscribeRIVERS: Biting more than can be chewed
THE case in Rivers State in relation to state roads is what many close watchers have termed “over ambition”. The common feeling is that the Governor Rotimi Amaechi’s administration set for itself an overbearing award of road contracts with a slow pace of execution. Why some of the roads have been completed, it is not happy story for most areas.
EDO: Poor funding hinders road projects
THE Comrade Adams Oshiomhole led administration in Edo state since its inception on November 12, 2008 has left no one in doubt about its avowed commitment to road construction throughout the three Senatorial zones in the state.
Abandoned projects, snail-speed repairs, erosion create death traps on highways
Are the residents, commuters and motorists of Ifoshi axis, in Ejigbo Local Council Development Area of Lagos state doomed to suffering as a result of the on-going road construction in the area, which has lasted several without any tangible word on ground? A few of the residents who spoke to Saturday Vanguard demanded an answer to this poignant question.
Ebonyi: State, federal roads need serious intervention
THE State of roads in Ebonyi state has over the years improved based on the effort of past and present administrations who had invested huge financial resources to ensure its development, reconstruction and usability by both motorists and pedestrians across the state.
My defence, by Stella Oduah
Let me first and foremost apologise for my inability to honour your invitation to appear before you on the last day the public hearing held. My non appearance was not borne out of disrespect to this Honourable House. Let me also thank the Honourable Committee for rescheduling my appearance to today.
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