This bridge was built at IMSU Junction barely three years ago by Rochas Administration. However, it is currently being dismantled, the reason given is that it is against the expansion plans of the State Government, a plan supposedly enacted in the first tenure of Governor Rochas and continued in this second tenure.
The suspicious part is this: there has been agitations of recent over the mammoth costs of projects under his tenure and a freelance team is being put together to value the bridge and compare it against the costs as put on paper by the administration. Now, however, there are two hinderances. Firstly, there are no alternative means of obtaining the costs as the House of Assembly even appear to be in the dark over the project and its costs, a situation tagged 'Rochanomics' by Imo citizens. The second and latest is the destruction of the bridge which makes physical valuation impossible. This appears like a 'tracks-covering' exercise.
The onus is on concerned citizens to act with stealth and evaluate whichever they intend to without raising dust, lest it becomes another structure against the expansion plans and demolished before one can complete the sentence 'o** o***'

I haven't seen anyone using the bridge before except to hang banners on it. It is better for it to be dismantled.

The trailler that will pack Rochanomics and his Bubu Dullard in 2019 is still changing oil!!

Instead of providing development infrastructure to other parts of Imo outside Owerri, a governor Okorocha uses federal allocations of Imo state and allocations of the 27 lgas on demolition, building, demolition and ... in the state capital----- The rest of Imo outside the state capital goes into decay.

Hard to understand or define what type of governor that is.