Residents of Amawbia said They have been made to trek from AMAWBIA to AWKA this morning without recourse tothe health challenges faced by the people , they said Provocative approach isn’t a solution to the security of our lives and property
Motorists are advised to use alternative routes. That axis also hosts the Amawbia prison. This could be a precautionary measure by the security agencies following Easter weekend’s incidents in Owerri.
People were stranded yesterday just to secure the prison and police headquarters, by blocking a whole Ziks Avenue in Awka. That road happens to be the major road connecting Amawbia, Onitsha, and even ime Awka to Enugu, also Ekwulobia to Imo State, One of the resident who spoke to our correspondent asked “For how long will the blockage last, one week, one month or one year. There’s no point to block road causing traffic jam at others axis of the road, The only solution is to tackle the problem by solving the problem.” she said
People were stranded yesterday just to secure the prison and police headquarters, by blocking a whole Ziks Avenue in Awka. That road happens to be the major road connecting Amawbia, Onitsha, and even ime Awka to Enugu, also Ekwulobia to Imo State, One of the resident who spoke to our correspondent asked “For how long will the blockage last, one week, one month or one year. There’s no point to block road causing traffic jam at others axis of the road, The only solution is to tackle the problem by solving the problem.” she saidPhoto courtesy: Abuchi Onwumelu of Fides Newspaper
Chucka Onurah wrote Please let Anambra state Police command go to Agu Awka and build a befitting office building for their use, We are tired on blockage of Amawbia portion of their office. They have been there since the creation of the state. Enough is enough
Chucka Onurah wrote Please let Anambra state Police command go to Agu Awka and build a befitting office building for their use, We are tired on blockage of Amawbia portion of their office. They have been there since the creation of the state. Enough is enough