EXCITEMENTS AS GOVERNOR EMMANUEL INAUGURATES RING ROAD 2, OTHER ROADS IN AKWA IBOM

As Governor Udom Emmanuel gets set to inaugurate more road in Akwa Ibom State, beginning tomorrow with Ring Road 2 in Uyo, residents and commuters at the newly constructed RingRoad 2 and Afaha Iman /Ekpene Obom Road at Etinan Local Government Area have commended the Governor for constructing roads traversing their localities.

The Ekpene Obom road which leads to the Qua Iboe Church Leprosy Hospital in the area is a 3.5km road project while the RingRoad 2 is a 3.5km, dual carriage expressway with walkway median and street lightings.

The Ring Road 2 project is to be inaugurated on Friday by Governor Udom Emmanuel while the Ekpene Obom road project is billed for inauguration next Tuesday.

Conducting Journalists around the project locations, Special Assistant to the Governor on Research and Documentation, Mr Essien Ndueso said Governor Udom Emmanuel is living up to his promise of delivering massive dividends of democracy to the people of Akwa Ibom State until the last day of his tenure in office.

He explained that the Governor's promise to ensure easy assess to basic healthcare services in the state and opening up of rural communities for economic activities informed the new expressway to the ancient Leprosy Hospital in Ekpene Ibom constructed in the last decade of the 19th century.

He maintained that the road has also opened up neighboring communities around Ekpene Obom and also given life to the economic and natural resources of the area and its environs.

Speaking at the Ring Road II project, the contractor, Engineer Uwem Okoko expressed appreciation to Governor Udom Emmanuel for providing indigenous contractors with the opportunity to handle major roads projects.

The RingRoad which connects Aka Road axis of Udo Udoma Avenue with Olusegun Obasanjo Way, has a drainage which is 3.3km and 5m deep, and empties into the main canal of the IBB Road drainage system.

Several indigenes of Etinan, including Godwin Inyang Ufot a youth leader in Afaha Iman, Etinan and Nsisong Usoro, a youth activist from Ikot Abasi said their people were very grateful to the Governor for responding positively to their years of prayers and cries.

Other roads marked for inauguration this period by the Governor, include the 23km Eket - Etinan Road, the 20km link roads at Ukanafun and the 19km road and spurs linking Anua in Uyo with Mbak -Ishiet in Uruan local government area.

That scammer shld just get ready for efcc

Ring road 2 ko
Ring road 44 ni

mumu fhool like you.
Keep wailing unam ikod.


More pictures from the newly commissioned Obong Sampson Udo ldiong drive(Ring Road 2) Uyo, Akwa Ibom State.

manutdrichie:
That scammer shld just get ready for efcc

Ring road 2 ko
Ring road 44 ni

Gov. Udom Emmanuel has done well and is not a noisemaker.
More commissioning in the following days.

imMannerPhilipz:
EXCITEMENTS AS GOVERNOR EMMANUEL INAUGURATES RING ROAD 2, OTHER ROADS IN AKWA IBOM

As Governor Udom Emmanuel gets set to inaugurate more road in Akwa Ibom State, beginning tomorrow with Ring Road 2 in Uyo, residents and commuters at the newly constructed RingRoad 2 and Afaha Iman /Ekpene Obom Road at Etinan Local Government Area have commended the Governor for constructing roads traversing their localities.

The Ekpene Obom road which leads to the Qua Iboe Church Leprosy Hospital in the area is a 3.5km road project while the RingRoad 2 is a 3.5km, dual carriage expressway with walkway median and street lightings.

The Ring Road 2 project is to be inaugurated on Friday by Governor Udom Emmanuel while the Ekpene Obom road project is billed for inauguration next Tuesday.

Conducting Journalists around the project locations, Special Assistant to the Governor on Research and Documentation, Mr Essien Ndueso said Governor Udom Emmanuel is living up to his promise of delivering massive dividends of democracy to the people of Akwa Ibom State until the last day of his tenure in office.

He explained that the Governor's promise to ensure easy assess to basic healthcare services in the state and opening up of rural communities for economic activities informed the new expressway to the ancient Leprosy Hospital in Ekpene Ibom constructed in the last decade of the 19th century.

He maintained that the road has also opened up neighboring communities around Ekpene Obom and also given life to the economic and natural resources of the area and its environs.

Speaking at the Ring Road II project, the contractor, Engineer Uwem Okoko expressed appreciation to Governor Udom Emmanuel for providing indigenous contractors with the opportunity to handle major roads projects.

The RingRoad which connects Aka Road axis of Udo Udoma Avenue with Olusegun Obasanjo Way, has a drainage which is 3.3km and 5m deep, and empties into the main canal of the IBB Road drainage system.

Several indigenes of Etinan, including Godwin Inyang Ufot a youth leader in Afaha Iman, Etinan and Nsisong Usoro, a youth activist from Ikot Abasi said their people were very grateful to the Governor for responding positively to their years of prayers and cries.

Other roads marked for inauguration this period by the Governor, include the 23km Eket - Etinan Road, the 20km link roads at Ukanafun and the 19km road and spurs linking Anua in Uyo with Mbak -Ishiet in Uruan local government area.