Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara has commissioned the newly completed 10.7-kilometre Egbeda–Omerelu Link Road, describing the project as a major boost to interconnectivity and economic activity within Emohua Local Government Area and neighbouring communities.
Speaking at the ceremony, Governor Fubara said the project fulfills a promise made to the people of Emohua last year. He added that the road will ease movement, strengthen commerce along the axis, and contribute significantly to the overall development of the state.
“To the glory of God, we have delivered this important infrastructure,” the governor said, reaffirming his administration’s commitment to building a more connected and prosperous Rivers State.
Governor Fubara also called on residents to continue to embrace peace, noting that unity remains essential to sustaining development.
“Peace is the foundation upon which a united, thriving and prosperous Rivers State can be built,” he said.
Prominent dignitaries, including Sergeant Awuse and Chief Onuekwa, were present at the commissioning, which marks yet another milestone in the state government’s ongoing infrastructure drive.
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