Governor Hope Uzodimma of Imo State has expressed optimism about the significant progress made in the ongoing reconstruction of the Owerri-Mbaise-Obowo-Umuahia road, a crucial route connecting multiple communities in the state.

With the project nearing completion, the governor highlighted the transformative impact it promises for residents and motorists alike.

“The progress recorded so far in the reconstruction of the Owerri-Mbaise-Obowo-Umuahia road is quite impressive,” Governor Uzodimma stated. “As it nears completion, I can imagine the excitement on the faces of Ndi Imo and the motorists who rely on this vital corridor.”

The road, a lifeline for trade and travel, is set to become a symbol of the state’s commitment to infrastructure development.

Uzodimma emphasised that the road project is part of a broader, state-wide initiative to revitalise Imo’s road networks.

“Across the state, we are revitalising road networks to ensure that every community—urban or rural—benefits from accessible and durable roads,” he said.

This holistic approach spans all three zones of Imo State, aiming to create seamless connectivity that drives economic growth and improves residents’ quality of life.

He underscored the anticipated benefits of the upgraded infrastructure, highlighting its potential to boost trade, enhance safety, and improve travel efficiency.

“I am confident that this improved road network will not only boost trade and commerce but also enhance safety and travel efficiency,” he remarked.

The administration’s focus on durable and accessible roads is expected to unlock new opportunities for businesses and commuters alike.

The governor reaffirmed his administration’s dedication to sustainable development.

“The future of road infrastructure in Imo State is bright, and we remain steadfast in our commitment to sustainable development,” he concluded.

Uzodimma happy with progress on Owerri -Mbaise- Obowo-Umuahia road construction