is This The Most Fascinating Project Completed By Gov. Alex Otti in 2024?

[@suntanglory]

They need to landscape and plant trees on both sides. 🌳 🌲 🌴 🌳

[@kosiudezue1730]

Wow,Abia state is becoming clean but all dat its need is a little greenery to finish it up

[@nedgrg6800]

Very impressive ❤

[@chukschuks5069]

All these months after completion, there’s still no attempt at greening up the sides of the road with trees and grass! It’s the little things that make the most difference or impact! Haven’t they seen how it’s done in Abuja?

[@OkeyOnwuchekwa]

Citizens and corporate bodies should also take up the greening projects.The agric colleges can also get involved in the green projects.

[@okorojnr]

Terrible...the road is looking dirty already. And the road design is even flawed. They should have created a median and narrow it strategically for u-turn. Our Engineers are not imaginative.

[@AtBazPlace]

God bless (and Long live) the Federal Republic of Nigeria and it 36 states ❤

[@walkwithsimon]

Amen🙏🙏🙏

[@christiangideon7966]

alex otti is really trying in Abia State,more projects to be commissioned next year nice video by the way

[@raphduru9787]

Most roads in the South-East look dusty and dirty even after being newly completed because the contractors will leave the sands they dug up during the construction without clearing them away after job completion. Rain and people now march the sands/mud all over the road. You don't see this kind of criminality abroad by contractors 😃

[@lovelynuneze5933]

Nice documentary The Governor is trying

[@chimereh.achilefu9176]

Nigerians funny sha. One sees a lot of comments about building walkways, but i often notice how most ppl still prefer to walk on roads with un-occupied walkways