asuustrike1:

They better take over as soon as possible. Many APC states are doing better in terms of infrastructures compare to Delta state.

Mutemenot:


Onitsha has better road but it's gradually depreciating . The drunkard we have their isn't doing anything. Anambra is just in the past glory l3ft by Peter Obi.
As for asaba, Okowa's 4 years is much better than Uduagha 8 years.

CodeTemplar:
You know one sad thing about the recent PDP defeat at the federal level, is how they fail to replicate the efforts of APC that dislodged them in 2011 presidential polls.
Think back to 2012-2015 when oil prices where up and APC had only some states to show their 'credentials'.
They tried to impress, tinubu was always writing articles and pointing out errors - technical errors, the PiGB was highlighted by APC often, and they were not just angry about power but shower hunger.
Can we say same about PDP states and PDP? Never!

asuustrike1:

They better take over as soon as possible. Many APC states are doing better in terms of infrastructures compare to Delta state.

misano:



Which APC state? Osun?

EmpresFIDEL:
road mater kill you there.. you that seized people salary to the extent that, they could not pay for medical bills.. delta state lost many of their staff because of this man.
he ended up paying everything last year because buhari asked all governors to pay up b4 election.. ogboru should take over abeg

BlindAngel:


Am not voting for him this Saturday, am voting for apc not that i ve hatred for pdp but i want power to change hand, pdp has ruled us for too long... Back to topic, okowa really tried i swear... Almost all the roads if not all in my town has been tied by okowa more that 70 if i should count, the op didn't included my town in the write up, but okowa really tried, new street light's in all the major road from starting to end, the traffic light that was abandoned has all started working again... Abeg the man try.

asuustrike1:

So what happened to Osun? Is Delta state better than Osun in terms of infrastructures?

MChaze25:
I live in Asaba part-time and Okowa is really trying.
Bon-sac road is under heavy construction now upon say Election na Saturday.
Even if he has failed, he did better than Uduaguan's 8 yrs combined.
I must say the truth, he is a road master

AutoJoshNIG:
Since his emergence as the Governor of Delta state in 2015, the administration of Governor Ifeanyi Okowa has recorded quite a number of successes.

However, one area that he has excelled enormously is in the area of Urban Renewal and Road Infrastructure.

Within 4 years of his administration, over 317 road projects across the state have been embarked upon.

Interestingly, a significant percentage of these roads are located in rural areas. This was deliberately orchestrated in order to facilitate the movement of goods and services in and around Delta State.

These constructed roads feature large surface and underground storm drainage facilities. This was done to reduce the devastating effects of flooding and ensure the durability of the roads.






The portfolio of constructed and re-constructed roads by the Okowa administration include over 1,000km of roads and 344km of drains valued at over N243bn. Out of this number, 135 projects covering 405km of roads and 159km of drainage channels (alongside roads) have been completed.

In addition, some road construction projects were equally embarked upon in riverine communities with their difficult terrain.

Of particular interest are the Main Axial Road and Okerenkoko Township roads in Warri South West Local Government Areas as some of the flagship projects of this administration. There is also the on-going rehabilitation and Asphalt Overlay of the 19.7km Obutobo 1 –Obutobo 11 – Sokebolou – Yokori road in Burutu Local Government Area.

There is also the on-going rehabilitation and Asphalt Overlay of the 19.7km Obutobo 1 –Obutobo11 – Sokebolou – Yokori road in Burutu Local Government Area.

Some of the major road projects that readily come to mind are the 10.8km km Okpare-Umolo-Ovwodokpor-Kiagbodo road in Ughelli South and Burutu LGAs, Jeddo-Ughoton road in Okpe LGA and Construction of Access road to Eagle Heights University, Oteri Township road in Ughelli North LGA and Okpe-Olomu/Otor-OrereOlomu road Ughelli South LGA.









Other roads construction projects by the Okowa administration include the expansion and rehabilitation of sections of Oghara Junction to Otefe Road in Ethiope West LGA Oghara, access road to Jesse town, access road to Ugbuwangue new layout, construction of Okuomowa road to Osubi to link Efekpo lane, the construction of Ekete main road, off DSC Expressway, the rehabilitation ofEkreravwe/Orhoakpor/Isiokolo Road in Ethiope East LGA, Abraka Township Roads Phase 1, and the reconstructed 8.5km Ughelli-Afiesere-Ofuoma road in Ughelli North LGA.

Asaba, the Delta state capital, is not left out of this road construction fiesta.

Cable Point Dual Carriageway and several township roads have given the state capital a befitting face-lift.

Asaba residents now have alternative routes as against the usual hiccups that characterized the main access road, the Nnebisi road.

The recently commissioned Kwale -Ogume- Obiaruku and Ozoro -Oleh roads have greatly enhanced the economic activities of the people of those areas. High transportation fares coupled with excruciating pains of having to ply deplorable roads are becoming outdated.

Indeed, it is this landmark achievement of Ifeanyi Okowa in the road sector that has earned him the sobriquet- the Road Master.









Source:

https://autojosh.com/see-why-they-nicknamed-governor-okowa-of-delta-statethe-road-master/

professorchuks:


U dey Bleep up big time. So if many people died in Delta, why have I not heard about it. Just because okowa is Anioma, you people want him to go. Uduaghan(the worst governor) stayed his 8years completely, ibori too. Why not allow us enjoy the same 8years. I no get much talk Sha, na next tomorrow be the election. If only you know that Onitsha is the elder brother to asaba, you will just give up. When men enter asb con vote for okowa, ur eye go clear. Even buhari no fit rig am sef. No be when Ibori dey alive. No be when James manager dey alive. U are just an ethnic bigot

AutoJoshNIG:
Since his emergence as the Governor of Delta state in 2015, the administration of Governor Ifeanyi Okowa has recorded quite a number of successes.

However, one area that he has excelled enormously is in the area of Urban Renewal and Road Infrastructure.

Within 4 years of his administration, over 317 road projects across the state have been embarked upon.

Interestingly, a significant percentage of these roads are located in rural areas. This was deliberately orchestrated in order to facilitate the movement of goods and services in and around Delta State.

These constructed roads feature large surface and underground storm drainage facilities. This was done to reduce the devastating effects of flooding and ensure the durability of the roads.






The portfolio of constructed and re-constructed roads by the Okowa administration include over 1,000km of roads and 344km of drains valued at over N243bn. Out of this number, 135 projects covering 405km of roads and 159km of drainage channels (alongside roads) have been completed.

In addition, some road construction projects were equally embarked upon in riverine communities with their difficult terrain.

Of particular interest are the Main Axial Road and Okerenkoko Township roads in Warri South West Local Government Areas as some of the flagship projects of this administration. There is also the on-going rehabilitation and Asphalt Overlay of the 19.7km Obutobo 1 –Obutobo 11 – Sokebolou – Yokori road in Burutu Local Government Area.

There is also the on-going rehabilitation and Asphalt Overlay of the 19.7km Obutobo 1 –Obutobo11 – Sokebolou – Yokori road in Burutu Local Government Area.

Some of the major road projects that readily come to mind are the 10.8km km Okpare-Umolo-Ovwodokpor-Kiagbodo road in Ughelli South and Burutu LGAs, Jeddo-Ughoton road in Okpe LGA and Construction of Access road to Eagle Heights University, Oteri Township road in Ughelli North LGA and Okpe-Olomu/Otor-OrereOlomu road Ughelli South LGA.









Other roads construction projects by the Okowa administration include the expansion and rehabilitation of sections of Oghara Junction to Otefe Road in Ethiope West LGA Oghara, access road to Jesse town, access road to Ugbuwangue new layout, construction of Okuomowa road to Osubi to link Efekpo lane, the construction of Ekete main road, off DSC Expressway, the rehabilitation ofEkreravwe/Orhoakpor/Isiokolo Road in Ethiope East LGA, Abraka Township Roads Phase 1, and the reconstructed 8.5km Ughelli-Afiesere-Ofuoma road in Ughelli North LGA.

Asaba, the Delta state capital, is not left out of this road construction fiesta.

Cable Point Dual Carriageway and several township roads have given the state capital a befitting face-lift.

Asaba residents now have alternative routes as against the usual hiccups that characterized the main access road, the Nnebisi road.

The recently commissioned Kwale -Ogume- Obiaruku and Ozoro -Oleh roads have greatly enhanced the economic activities of the people of those areas. High transportation fares coupled with excruciating pains of having to ply deplorable roads are becoming outdated.

Indeed, it is this landmark achievement of Ifeanyi Okowa in the road sector that has earned him the sobriquet- the Road Master.









Source:

https://autojosh.com/see-why-they-nicknamed-governor-okowa-of-delta-statethe-road-master/

asuustrike1:

So what happened to Osun? Is Delta state better than Osun in terms of infrastructures?