Tighten Security On Reopened Niger Bridge,Users Urge FG

Reactions have trailed the reopening of the first Niger Bridge by the federal government.

The bridge links Asaba, Delta State and Onitsha, Anambra State.

A transporter, Musa lbrahim said the bridge has been improving transportation across the country.

He said federal government undertaking repairs, improving the road surface and introducing traffic management measures will enhance safety on the roads.

He thanked the government for its hard work and dedication saying, “The leadership of Mr President and ability to constantly push motivates the entire transporters and doesn’t go unnoticed.

“installing solar-powered streetlights and Closed-Circuit Television (CCTV) cameras, security observation centres established at both ends of the bridge should be sustained for continuous monitoring of activities on and beneath the structure.”

A trader, Mrs Ngozi Momoh, regretted that travelling from Auchi, Edo State to Onitsha in Anambra State has been hectic for the past two months and almost collapsing her business.

She however said she remains grateful to the federal government for the project.

“Your results in your first three years are impressive, and I look forward to your continuous growth. You’re a true asset to the country. The creation of three designated turnaround points to facilitate traffic management during emergencies and vehicle breakdowns are fantastic efforts

“We’re constantly impressed by your performance. The way you handled the bridge is commendable. Thank you for always going above and beyond to ensure you succeeds in everything you do,”

A tricycle rider, lbrahim Tukur shows appreciation over the project, however he said the FG should equally put more efforts to see that prices of fuel reduced the way efforts were made to fix the bridge.

“Thank you and everything you do to make the bridge work again. The President always graciously help our members and uplift everyone in the “Okada” business.

“Thank you for being a fantastic collaborator. Having you as our President makes a huge difference, and we’re sure we wouldn’t have gotten our daily bread without fixing the bridge.”

A Police traffic control officer, simply called Non Stop’ close to the bridge thanked the minister of Works, David Umahi for bringing everyone together with his teamwork abilities and positive attitude.

“Thank you for your excellent work. Your positivity and problem-solving skills make such a difference in our fast-paced environment. You make everyone feel valued for their work and help them reach their potential. Thank you for being an incredible team player and role model.

“It’s rare to come by a politician who challenge themselves at work. I appreciate your work ethic and ability to exceed expectations to aid the ministry’s success.

Thank you for your outstanding performance. I would like to recognize your ability to approach problems while thinking outside of the box. I know we’ll be able to bring more success to the ministry with your help.”