Abia Wins $50 Million For Building Roads

According to an Entrepreneurng report, Abia State’s Governor Okezie Ikpeazu has received a $50 million fund to help the next administration build 500 kilometers of roads in the state.

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Ikpeazu revealed this on Thursday during a meeting at the Governor’s Lodge in Aba.

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The governor claimed that his devotion and resolution to leave Abia better than he found it motivated his choice to secure the monies for the state.

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He claimed that the monies had given Abia the opportunity to build a lot of roads, advancing the state’s infrastructure.

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Ikpeazu said the facility had a 20-year payback period with a 10-year moratorium, and he added that his administration had negotiated and finalised the interest rate for the facility to be 0.006 percent.

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He cited as examples of the projects he was still indebted to God for the reconstruction of Faulks Road in Aba and the remodelling of three blocks in the A-line of Ariaria International Market.Ikpeazu said that he had a diverse approach to the state’s growth and that his administration had set a strong basis for succeeding administrations.

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He claimed that during a ten-year period, the Enyimba Economic City initiative, which was conceived by his administration, will create over 600,000 jobs for the teeming youths.

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The challenges of leadership, he continued, lay not in conceptualizing ideas but rather in connecting and directing them into a plan of action that would improve the lives of the state’s citizens.

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Ikpeazu expressed satisfaction with his leadership, interpersonal skills, and problem-solving approach, noting that these qualities had made it easier to keep Abia in a state of peace and order.

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