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Home » Tourism » Otu begins construction of impassable roads in Calabar

Otu begins construction of impassable roads in Calabar

April 14, 2024
in Tourism
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Governor Bassey Otu has commenced the construction of one of the impassable roads in Calabar, Cross River State capital.

The road is Okoro Agbor Road with entrance and exit at Marian by Rabanna and Ekong Etta by IBB traffic light.

The work, CONVERSEER gathered started on Saturday, 13th April 2024.

The project is under the supervision of the Commissioner for Works and Infrastructure, Hon. Ankpo Pius Edet.

Recall that Ankpo said the administration is constructing 10 new roads in Calabar South, with rehabilitations ongoing across the metropolis and the state.

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Check the photos of the ongoing Okoro Agbor Road construction below.

Okoro Agbor Road Otu begins construction of impassable roads in Calabar

Okoro Agbor Road 4 Otu begins construction of impassable roads in Calabar

Okoro Agbor Road 3 Otu begins construction of impassable roads in Calabar

Okoro Agbor Road 5 Otu begins construction of impassable roads in Calabar

Okoro Agbor Road 2 Otu begins construction of impassable roads in Calabar

Okoro Agbor Road 7 Otu begins construction of impassable roads in Calabar

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