Abia State, located in the southeastern part of Nigeria, has a road infrastructure that has seen some improvements in recent years by the Governor Okezie Ikpeazu – PhD led administration. The state has a total road network of about 2,750 km, comprising both federal and state roads.
The major federal roads in Abia State include the Enugu-Port Harcourt Expressway, which passes through Aba, the commercial hub of the state, and the Aba-Owerri Road, which connects Abia State with Imo State. These roads have undergone some rehabilitation work in recent times, but there is still a need for further upgrades to improve their condition and reduce travel time.
The state government has also embarked on several road construction projects in different parts of the state, including the construction of the Umuahia-Bende-Ohafia Road, the Osisioma Interchange, and the Aba Flyover, which is aimed at easing traffic congestion in the commercial city of Aba. These projects have helped to improve access to different parts of the state and enhance economic activities.
However, there are still some challenges with the road infrastructure in Abia State, including poor road conditions in some areas, inadequate street lighting, and lack of proper drainage systems in some parts of the state, which often leads to flooding during the rainy season.
In conclusion, while there have been some improvements in the road infrastructure in Abia State, more needs to be done to improve the condition of roads, enhance the safety of road users, and promote economic growth in the state.
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