Residents of Port Harcourt have expressed excitement and appreciation as the reconstruction of the Egwi–Afara–Mba Road, flagged off on December 12, 2024 by Rivers State Governor, Sim Fubara, is now reported to be about 85 percent complete.
The road project, which was once plagued by poor conditions, flooding, and difficult accessibility, has undergone significant transformation, improving mobility and easing transportation challenges for commuters and businesses in the area.
Citizens of Port Harcourt have taken to social media to share before-and-after visuals of the project, praising the visible progress and describing it as a major infrastructural boost for the affected communities. Many residents noted that the upgraded road will enhance economic activities, reduce travel time, and improve safety for motorists and pedestrians.
Observers say the Egwi–Afara–Mba Road project reflects ongoing infrastructure efforts by the Rivers State Government aimed at improving road networks and urban development across the state.
With the project nearing completion, stakeholders and residents alike have continued to hail the development, expressing optimism that the final delivery will further ease traffic flow and contribute to overall growth within the Port Harcourt metropolis.
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