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Aba: Avoid Emelogu Bridge Till Further Notice - Abia Govt. Warns Motorists

Faith Ukanwa

Oct 07, 2021

The Abia State Government, have warned motorists in Aba the commercial city, against plying through Emelogu bridge, popularly known as Orji Uzor bridge.

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According to a statement signed by the State Commissioner for Information, Chief John Okiyi Kalu, the bridge has been marked unsafe for vehicular traffic.

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Motorists are therefore enjoined to use other routes pending when reconstruction work will be done on the bridge.

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the statement read;

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The Abia State Ministry of Works has observed some fundamental engineering defects on the Emelogu bridge which has rendered it unfit and unsafe for vehicular traffic.

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Consequently, the state ministry of works has deployed some engineers and other experts to assess the situation and come up with recommendations for immediate action.

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Abia State Government therefore wishes to direct motorists and other road users in Aba to avoid Emelogu bridge (popularly called Orji Uzor bridge) pending the envisaged maintenance and realignment works to make it safe for public use once again.

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We wish to state clearly that it is unsafe to use the bridge in its present condition, hence, heavy duty trucks and other articulated vehicles are hereby banned from using it pending completion of repair works to correct the observed defects.

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