Residents and motorists in Lissam, the administrative headquarters of the Ussa Local Government Area of Taraba State, have lamented the deplorable state
The state of the roads, DAILY POST reports, has become a serious challenge for motorists, motorcyclists and residents.
Residents of the community, who recently bared their minds to our correspondent, complained bitterly that the bad road is affecting their businesses and livelihood in different ways. According to him, the journey of less than 30 minutes from Takum to the community now takes over an hour. Claiming to have been plying the road for over three years, Suleiman Nasiru, said “this very road has always given us sleepless nights.”
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