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IK Ogbonna Condemns Poor Roads, Calls For Better Infrastructure In Edo

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IK Ogbonna Condemns Poor Roads, Calls For Better Infrastructure In Edo

Following a recent road trip through Edo State, Nollywood actor IK Ogbonna has criticized the state of the state’s roads.

Ogbonna expressed shock at the state’s appalling road system in a post on his Instagram page, pointing out that an oil-rich state has no business having such badly deteriorated infrastructure.

Calling out the Governor of Edo State, Monday The actor, Okpebholo, questioned the administration’s road rehabilitation initiatives and inquired about the specific steps the government is taking to improve the state’s poor roads.

In his post, he said, “I decided to take a road trip, and one thing I can say for sure is that Edo State, a land so rich in history, culture and heritage, has absolutely no business have road this terrible in 2026.

“The people of Edo deserve better infrastructure. These roads are not just an embarrassment; they are a serious concern for the safety of everyone who uses them.

“Mr Governor, what exactly is being done about these roads?

2026, and we are still dealing with this? SMH”

As the governor marks two years in office, Edo residents deserve a clear account of what has been done to improve the state’s roads and infrastructure. The deplorable conditions raise serious questions about the progress made so far. It is time for the governor to do better and deliver the improvements the people deserve.

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