Gov Otti Reveals Plans to Commence Reconstruction of Uratta, Old Express Roads

‎Governor Alex Otti of Abia State has said his administration will soon commence the reconstruction of Uratta and Old Express Roads, adding that this effort will assist in recovering Aba after years of ruins and decay that strangulated socio-economic progress of Aba, the Enyimba City, known for industry and commerce,
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‎Governor Otti disclosed this on Sunday, during a Church service at St. Paul’s Anglican Church, Abayi Ariaria, Aba.
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‎According to him, his administration is making frantic efforts to recover Aba, saying that with what has been done so far, Aba has been recovered. He added that there is still some work to do.
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‎He said, “And, as we are flagging-off the reconstruction of Uratta Road, we are also flagging-off the reconstruction of Old Express Road.
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‎”And, you can be sure it will be done the same way we do our things, very solid; by solid construction companies,” the Governor stated.
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‎He said, “I’m sure that very soon, we will complete those, so that we can complete the full recovery of Aba,”
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‎The Governor who expressed dissatisfaction with the low number of votes that normally come out from Aba during electioneering, charged the people to go and register in the ongoing continuous voters registration exercise and also mobilize their families, friends, and neighbours to also register.
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‎After worshipping at St. Paul’s Anglican Church, Governor Otti proceeded to St. Mary’s Catholic Church Abayi Ariaria, Aba.
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‎At St. Mary’s, Governor Otti responded to the request of the parish priest for the Church to be reconnected back to public power supply, after he was informed that the Church had been disconnected from public power supply for a very long time.
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‎Governor Otti directed the Commissioner for Power and Public Utilities to visit the Church next Tuesday and begin the process of restoring their public power supply alongside the surrounding areas affected.
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‎He thanked the Churches for all the support they’ve been giving to his administration; “Thank you for all the support you have been giving our government. This is a Government brought by Christendom,” the Governor asserted.
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‎Ven. Michael Nwaubani of the St. Paul’s Anglican Church and Rev. Fr. Jephthah Asuoha of the St. Mary’s Catholic Church assured the Governor of their sustained prayers for him, declaring that the votes of their members are for him because he has done very well.
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