Abia State News
Governor Ikpeazu Directs Immediate Fixing of Bad Portions along Ehi Road, Aba
Abia State Governor, Dr Okezie Ikpeazu, has directed the state ministry of works to mobilize resources immediately and implement palliative repairs on the bad portions of Ehi Road, Aba, especially around Ehi Road by Adazi Street.
Abia State Governor, Dr Okezie Ikpeazu, has directed the state ministry of works to mobilize resources immediately and implement palliative repairs on the bad portions of Ehi Road, Aba, especially around Ehi Road by Adazi Street.

Governor Ikpeazu who was on an inspection tour of key roads around markets in Aba further directed that all access roads to major markets in the city be prioritized in the ongoing zero-pothole efforts launched by his administration to ensure ease of traffic during the Yuletide and beyond.
Speaking to newsmen after the inspection visit and commissioning of the ultra modern Enyimba Mall in Etche Road, Aba, Governor Ikpeazu who was accompanied by the state commissioner for trade and investment, Chief John Okiyi Kalu, expressed optimism that his administration will complete all its ongoing projects in Aba and deliver more remodeled modern markets to the people of the state.
Other roads inspected by the Governor during the visit are Ngwa, Mosque, Kent, Etche, Clifford, Asa and Jubilee.
Source: Anastasia Uchenna
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