Trans Warri/Ode- Itsekiri Bridges: Delta exco approves completion of 13 km Main Alignment

The Delta State Executive Council has approved the completion of 12.8 km Main Alignment construction of the Trans Warri/Ode- Itsekiri Bridges and Access Roads, Fresh Angle International can report.

This much was disclosed by the Delta State Commissioner for Information, Mr. Patrick Ukah, Wednesday July 26 during a press conference on the outcome of the State Executive Council meeting held Tuesday July 25 at the Government House, Asaba. 

 Mr. Ukah explained that the State Government is working assiduously to alleviate the effects of the flood which recently devastated parts of the state, including “Asaba, Warri, Ughelli and other towns and communities”. 

While stating that it would not be possible for now to quantify the extent of damages done by the flood in both government and private properties, incuding Delta Broadcasting Service (DBS), Asaba, the Commissoioner noted that Camp 74 Asaba and other areas affected by the flood will receive due attention as soon as the rains eases off. 

The Commissioner, who was accompanied by his Works counterpart, Hon. Chief James Augoye, further appealed to Deltans to be safety conscious by staying off flood prone areas while the Government is putting measures in place to stem the tide.

He revealed that contracts have been awarded by the State Government for the construction of Idheze by–pass to Okpe–Isoko, Isoko South Local Government Area to Rossurd Construction Limited, rehabilitation of Aviara/Okpame Road and construction of Okpare/Okpawa Road in Isoko South Local Government Area.

Fresh Angle International also gathered the State Executive Council equally approved the repudiation of contract for the construction of 132 KV DC, Delta State Grid Transmission line from Afiesere to Ozoro and the withdrawal of the appointment of Chief Ikpahwo Uroroke as Regent of Okpolo Enwhe as well as the appointment of Chief Ayeghemese Otidi as Regent (Oba) Elect of Okpolo Enwhe Kingdom in Isoko South Local Government Area.

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