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Home » News » Neglect in Heartland: Plight of Asa Road in Ughelli South

Neglect in Heartland: Plight of Asa Road in Ughelli South

October 1, 2024
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Fellow Deltans, we are compelled to bring to your attention the deplorable state of Asa Road in Ughelli South Local Government Area.

This vital artery serves Asa, a thriving agrarian community, yet it has been abandoned for decades.

The last time a vehicle safely navigated this road was approximately 20 years ago, leaving residents and farmers to suffer unimaginable hardship.

The neglect of Asa Road is a stark reminder of the governance gaps plaguing our state. How can we expect our farmers to thrive when access to markets and basic amenities is near impossible?

We urge the relevant authorities to take immediate action, rehabilitating this critical infrastructure to restore dignity and economic viability to Asa community.

It’s time to prioritise the welfare of our people and unlock the full potential of Delta State’s agrarian sector.

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