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The governor of Imo state, Emeka Ihedioha, has launched the construction of 13.5bn rural road project.The World Bank assisted Rural Access and Mobility Project include 380.7 kilometres of the rural road across the 27 Local Government Areas of the state.
The Imo no one citizen who decried the poor states of roads in the state said the project will boost Agriculture and socio-economic development in the state and reduce rural-urban migration. The governor revealed his administration’s intention to revive the Imo Rural Roads Maintenance Agency , to ensure that no part of Imo State rural areas remained inaccessible due to bad roads.
“Let me use this platform to say that in the next few days, massive construction will commerce on Imo urban and major link roads. You will agree that we met a road network in a deplorable state of disrepair. We have painstakingly gone through the path of due process – from the design to the procurement.
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