every one taking an exodus or coming into Kirikiri town must use whether necessary or not. This road however once served as the street where Umunede was located. Umunede was a popular drinking spot on that road before it was demolished.
The road drudgery which started yesterday at Dillion Street
moved systematically to the most powerful road in Kirikiri town, which actually
has no definite name. FERMA unleashed it wrath on the road with the use of
their various caterpillars to grade the road not minding the traffic
consequences. It was obvious that everyone complied without hesitation when
asked to move their shops and personal belongings. As usual men of the Federal Road
Safety Corps (FRSC), Nigeria Police and Nigerian Navy were on ground to ensure
the progress of the little road work.
Minds begin to ponder what is actually going on in Kirikiri town?
Why is it that in the past few weeks’ dramatic scenarios has occurred on after
the other? It easy to ask but the answer is hidden until when thought necessary
to bring to light. NEPA, PHCN did wonders by allowing power till the following
day, a rear opportunity which has been denied since July 2013, next it pricks their
conscience to make our roads motorable. “I smell a rat”, someone said.
Upgrade in road, power, cleanliness, mind, thought, business,
and sensitivity. In all ramifications, Kirikiri
town is currently upgrading its standards without compromising.
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