Federal Government starts 2.5km road to link Enugu communities
The Federal Government has started constructing a 2.5-kilometre road connecting three communities in Enugu State. Peter Ogbonna Eze, Federal Commissioner for Enugu State at the Federal Character Commission, announced the project and highlighted its importance for rural connectivity and economic growth. He credited the drive for the project to the infrastructure-focused leadership of Governor Peter Mbah. The initiative aims to improve access to farms, schools, and businesses in the area.
What we know
- The 2.5km road will link Aji, Isiugwu, and Ufodo communities in Igboeze North Local Government Area to neighbouring Kogi State.
- Peter Ogbonna Eze said the project is ongoing, with the first kilometre nearing completion and asphalt work about to begin.
- The road will have asphalt finishing and double drainage systems for durability and water management.
- Eze praised the increased participation of South-East candidates in the Petroleum Technology Development Fund scholarship scheme.
- The Federal Character Commission plans to take legal action against Ministries, Departments, and Agencies that do not comply with federal character principles.
