As the nation Nigeria suffered infrastructural negligence that almost grounded socio-economic activities, the Founding Chairman of Ebonyi People’s Assembly, Chief Emmanuel Obasi, averred that the era of infrastructural decay is now history given the emergence of Senator Bola Ahmed Tinubu as Nigeria’s leader.
Chief Obasi who expressed confidence in the political sagacity and leadership ingenuity of President Tinubu, stated that with the appointment of seasoned technocrats, Engr. David Umahi, and others as cabinet members, then saying the lost glory of Nigeria is being reclaimed is trite.
In a statement, he issued via his WhatsApp page, a copy of which was made available to our correspondence, Chief an unrepentant good governance crusader, commended Nigerians for voting for APC, a choice that successfully set the country on the path of socioeconomic and infrastructural recovery.
Emphasising the importance of rigid pavement as a panacea to road failures, the ex-principal Secretary to the 3rd democratically elected governor of Ebonyi State, Engr David Umahi, observed that the technology which was successfully tried in Ebonyi State left unerasable footprints in the road transport subsector of the economy.
He called for the overall support of Nigerians in the APC-led Federal Government which he said, “is on a rescue mission”.
The statement reads:
“Nigeria’s socioeconomic and infrastructural lost glory is being reclaimed, all to the eternal glory of God and for the overall benefits of Nigerians.
” The road infrastructures as critical mainframes of our economy are given accelerated attention. And this time, on a rigid pavement technology. This technology was successfully tried in Ebonyi State by the wizard of engineering, Engr. David Umahi.
“As the President gives nods to this technology, the era of infrastructural decay is now history, congratulations, Nigerians.
“For too long, we have been wakeful of this period, the new era is here. No more potholes and dearth traps on our roads. Engr. Umahi is fixing them with light speed”, he said.