A former lawmaker representing Oguta State Constituency in Imo state House of Assembly, Frank Ugboma, has made a passionate appeal to the state government to prioritize the repair of dilapidated roads in oil-producing regions of the state.
The ex-lawmaker’s plea highlights the long-standing issue of poor road infrastructure in areas that generate significant revenue for the state through oil production.
The roads in oil-producing regions of Imo State have been in a deplorable state for years, causing hardship for residents and commuters.
The poor road conditions have also affected economic activities, with many businesses struggling to operate effectively due to the challenges posed by the roads.
Ugboma’s appeal underscores the need for urgent attention to address this issue.
Ugboma’s appeal is not just a call for infrastructure development but also a plea for equity and justice for the people of the oil-producing regions.
He emphasized that despite the significant contributions of these regions to the state’s revenue, they have been neglected in terms of infrastructure development, particularly road construction and repair.
The ex-lawmaker urged the state government to prioritize the repair of these roads to improve the lives of residents and facilitate economic activities.
The poor state of roads in oil-producing regions of Imo State has far-reaching implications.
It affects not only the quality of life of residents but also the overall economic development of the state.
Poor roads can lead to increased transportation costs, reduced economic activities, and decreased revenue for the state.
Moreover, the neglect of these regions can exacerbate feelings of marginalization among the people, potentially leading to social unrest.
Ugboma’s appeal serves as a call to action for the state government to address the issue of poor road infrastructure in oil-producing regions.
The government needs to prioritize the repair and construction of roads in these areas to improve the lives of residents and promote economic development.
This would not only benefit the people of the oil-producing regions but also contribute to the overall growth and development of Imo State.
The appeal by ex-lawmaker Ugboma for the repair of dilapidated roads in oil-producing regions of Imo State highlights a critical issue that requires urgent attention.
The state government needs to prioritize infrastructure development in these regions to improve the lives of residents, facilitate economic activities, and promote overall development.
By addressing this issue, the government can demonstrate its commitment to the welfare of its citizens and the development of the state.