GOV. EMMANUEL COMMISSIONS AKWA IBOM STATE DIRECT INTERVENTION ROAD PROJECTS EXECUTED WITHIN UYO METROPOLIS

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By Pat PA Okon

                                                               
As part of activities marking the third anniversary of his administration, Governor Udom Emmanuel of Akwa Ibom State, Friday, 18th May, 2018, traversed several locations to commission certain completed road projects.

The roads are, Wellington Bassey Way Axis ; Asutan Street, Ebong Street, Ebong Lane, Mbiakong Street, Bassey Attah Street and Efiong Udo Akpan Street.

Udotung Ubo Axis ; Udotung Ubo Lane, Ibiono Lane and Akparen Street.

Shelter Afrique Axis ; Prof. Offiong Street and Justice Edet Nkop Street.

Still counting , the administration has so far executed over 30 road projects within the Uyo Metropolis.                                         

These are the pictorial highlights.






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