Peter Obi applauds Otti’s infrastructural drive, urges maintenance culture for lasting impact

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In a fervent continuation of his dedication to enhancing the infrastructure of Abia State, Governor Dr. Alex Otti recently inaugurated a pivotal project: the Arochukwu-Ndi Okereke-Ozuabam road, spanning 30.1 kilometers.

This significant endeavor marks the revival of a road left neglected for nearly four decades, promising a rejuvenation of connectivity and economic prospects for the region.

The significance of this initiative cannot be overstated, especially considering the profound impact it is poised to have on the local communities, which have long languished due to inadequate infrastructure. Governor Otti’s proactive approach mirrors the transformative projects initiated during his tenure as the Governor of Anambra State, notably the construction of the 39-kilometer Anaku-Omor-Igbakwu-Ifite Ogwari-Umueje-Omasi road—a lifeline for previously isolated areas.

These infrastructure investments underscore a fundamental principle of governance: prioritizing projects that tangibly uplift society’s socioeconomic fabric. Peter Obi, the presidential candidate of the Labour Party in the 2023 elections, lauded Governor Otti’s vision, emphasizing the intrinsic link between strategic infrastructure development and societal well-being.

However, Obi also issued a poignant plea to future administrations, urging them to uphold their responsibility in maintaining these vital assets. He highlighted the pervasive issue of neglecting infrastructure upkeep, a systemic flaw that diminishes the longevity and effectiveness of public investments.

Indeed, the sustainability of such projects hinges on a robust maintenance culture—an aspect often overlooked in the pursuit of grandiose development schemes. Obi emphasized the global norm of periodic maintenance intervals, stressing the imperative of adhering to these standards to ensure the enduring functionality of infrastructure networks.

Ultimately, Obi implored political leaders to internalize the core tenet of governance: serving and safeguarding the interests of the people. As Nigeria strives towards a future brimming with promise, fostering a culture of accountability and stewardship is paramount to realizing this collective vision of progress and prosperity.

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