Gov Ikpeazu commissions road projects, vows more infrastructures for Abians

By Christiana Ekpa

Governor Okezie Ikpeazu of Abia State, has promised to erect more infrastructures in the state for the benefit of the people of Abia state, even as he flagged off numerous road projects across the state.
Ikpeazu made the pledge while commissioning the newly constructed 22.5km Agalaba Ring Road (Phase 2) in Obingwa Local Government Area of the state.
The governor also commissioned the Umuopara-Amano and Hilltop roads built by his administration.
Speaking at the commissioning ceremony of Agalaba ring road performed by the traditional ruler of Ntigha Uzo Amairi Ancient Kingdom, Eze Isreal Uduko, he urged youths to continue cooperating with the workers as more link roads are going to be done in the area that will get to Akpaa.
“This road traverses all the Wards in Agalaba and even beyond. Your prayers for us concerning the road were evidently answered. I urge you to continue to pray for us as leaders.
“On our part, we have ensured that the construction of the road was never halted and thanks to the youths and the entire people of the area for ensuring the safety of the construction workers and their equipment”, he said.
Ikpeazu, while flagging off the construction of Phase 3 of the Agalaba Ring Road at Umuomai Akpaa Mbato, promised that the third phase of the road will soon be completed and commissioned.
He expressed satisfaction with the quality of job done by the contractor.