The weekend saw the start of many of the road, rural development, and other infrastructure projects that Imo State Governor Hope Uzodimma had pledged.
On January 15, during the commencement of his second term, Uzodimma promised to oversee large-scale rural road projects to guarantee development that is focused on the rural areas in the more than 640 autonomous communities across the state’s 27 local councils.
Work has started on the 8.4-kilometer Toronto/Uratta/Uzoagba Road and its 2.7-kilometer branch, the MCC Toronto/Uratta/Uzoagba Road from Owerri, which connect the two communities.
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In a statement released yesterday, the Hope New and Electronic Media Center said that the goal of carrying out the large-scale initiatives was to guarantee that rural areas were connected to other regions of the state. The statement emphasized:
“The reconstruction of the MCC Toronto/Uratta/Uzoagba Road under the Uzodimma administration marks a significant milestone in addressing longstanding infrastructure challenges in the state.”
