Mrexcell:
Nna men gov. Otti hasn't come to joke oh see the thickness.

Maobichek:


Otti is doing well for Abians, God bless him.

Dogalmighty17:
Quacks. Better not to have used any concrete at all than do have used what they did up there. When people hear concrete for road they think it is just ordinary mix and pour. Concrete has grades and different mix types. The least acceptable concrete grade is M30 which what they are doing up there is no where close to. I doubt when this concrete sets it can take up to 2000 psi.

Dogalmighty17:
Quacks. Better not to have used any concrete at all than do have used what they did up there. When people hear concrete for road they think it is just ordinary mix and pour. Concrete has grades and different mix types. The least acceptable concrete grade is M30 which what they are doing up there is no where close to. I doubt when this concrete sets it can take up to 2000 psi.

hisgrace090:
All I will say is thank God for good things happening in abia state at last.

InyinyaAgbaOku:


It's far better than fighting for Ikwerre to join SE.
Some of you hate your fellow Igbos so bad but keep looking for others

InyinyaAgbaOku:


It's far better than fighting for Ikwerre to join SE.
Some of you hate your fellow Igbos so bad but keep looking for others

MrEverest:


Alex Ottih is really revolutionizing Abia State and showing others that good governance is not rocket science. However, there is one impression that is being created to dilute his great works and we need to stop it.

PDP performed terribly in Abia State but same terrible governance has been witnessed in states like Ogun, Delta etc. Go to Ogun state today and you will be shocked to see how bad their roads are. Their successive governors have performed even worse than those that governed Abia State.

However, the difference is that Igbos don’t tolerate bad governance. They will keep calling out and shaming such a governor until he sits up. This is unlike Yorubas. They will rather keep quiet and suffer in silence than to be embarrassed. They will rather dobale for a rogue governor openly and grumble in their bedrooms. In Ogun state, look at the revenue generated over the years and ask yourself, where did the successive governments invest them?

Ikpeazu performed badly, but I can assure you, he was better than most Ogun state governors.

Yoruba culture of see no evil and tell no evil, is very bad unprogressive. They really need to learn from Igbos on this aspect.

Svoboda:


Does he really have an option when he knows the wolves are ready to exploit any misstep in 2027.

SSpeter:
Stop displaying your ignorance, that is not a concrete road it is a solid ground floor. Instead of using laterite to fill the road, they are making a solid ground floor, afterwards, the road will be tarred. Seek knowledge!

Ifyboy0999:


No vex oh, but which analysis and design you dey find?

SSpeter:
they do not need to place rods, that is not a concrete road, it is a solid ground floor the road will be tarred.

InyinyaAgbaOku:


It's far better than fighting for Ikwerre to join SE.
Some of you hate your fellow Igbos so bad but keep looking for others

7upnigeria:


Dont mind those fools. If you give them biafra, they will still hate and kill themselves.

Akinpresident:


Is good governance based solely on road constructions?
Assuming infrastructure development is the index for good governance, is road construction the only infrastructure that needs attention?

Asides infrastructure, other areas of human needs are totally neglected. Talk about health, food, people oriented programs and ease of creation of wealth; all these has suffocated under him. No doubt, the roads he's constructing are welcomed development, but then how much is it costing the state? He pays the highest amount of money for contracts to contractors not in the state but won't pay his citizens working for him the old minimum wage and wage award just as other states are doing.
His roads are the most expensive in the country whereas other states spends less and get more value for the same length of roads he'll claim x3 of what other people spent.

Road construction is not what he was voted to do only and as such, not a reason to attribute good governance to his name cos he hasn't scratched other areas of governance and his govt is riddled with unbridled corruption and opaqueness.

PHAYOL81:
Another 3.5km yet the indigenes would hype him as outperforming those delivering quality road infrastructure in double digits, at least. Sometimes you wonder how some people reason.

BossGerald:


No vex Bro🙌

PHAYOL81:
Another 3.5km yet the indigenes would hype him as outperforming those delivering quality road infrastructure in double digits, at least. Sometimes you wonder how some people reason.

EcoNews:
Na bricklayer Alex Otti de use to build road for Aba now ?! Nice innovation though.

Achoghim:
The way Yorubas lose sleep over the affairs of Igbo people gives me extreme joy, to be honest. Continue analysing us while we continue to buy everything you own

Mrexcell:
Nna men gov. Otti hasn't come to joke oh see the thickness.

MrEverest:
Lol, you’re funny. Tell me other indices of governance where Ottih is lagging behind? Roads are very important and are critical to development. Abia state has already solved their electricity problem, the only state to do so in Nigeria. The international markets that used to bring shame to the state are being revolutionized. The state is doing well in education.

You said his roads are expensive? Where you expecting P.H road that was already a dump site to be constructed by JB at cheap rate? Are the roads he is constructing of poor quality? The one he constructed in Umuahia was expanded and lots of buildings demolished. He paid the owners compensation which added to the road cost.

Ottih has done in one year, what other governors can’t even achieve in 4 years. If only there are up to 10 governors like Ottih, Nigeria would be fast developing now.

jmoore:
Uzo Ekeakpara.

Many roads in Aba are under construction. The one off our street, Umuode road is under construction. Otti is not perfect but he will surely be remembered for his roads just like Mbakwe.

vikiphy89:
Umuode road that leads to ukwumango, or the one at Tonimas?