Fed ministry of works yet to answer letters on dilapidated state of roads in my constituency -- Edo Rep laments




By Editor


October 30, 2022




Professor Julius Ihonvbere,  Chairman, House of Representatives Committee on Basic Education Services has lamented the dilapidated state of roads in his constituency, saying several letters have been written to the Federal Ministry of Works and yet nothing had been done.


Ihonvbere, who is representing Owan Federal constituency of Edo State in the National Assembly  lamented that the  state of roads in the constituency are nothing to write home about.

"We feel very bad about the state of roads in my constituency. The roads have been abandoned over the years by both the federal and state governments.

"We have written letters to Ministry of Works, yet nothing was or has been done about them. Nothing to write home about concerning the state of the roads",he said.

The federal lawmaker, who is seeking reelection on the platform of the All Progressives Congress (APC), however, added that  he has constructed and rehabilitated no fewer than 45 schools in his constituency.


He said since it was education that took him to his current position; hence his campaign promise was to prioritise education.

 
According to him, ”I think I have fulfilled that promise, because in three years I have constructed, rehabilitated and furnished more than 45 schools.

 
“This is unprecedented in my constituency and every ward benefitted. Some wards even got two to three schools,” he added.

 
The lawmaker also said that he had been able to provide water, street lights, as well as training for his constituents.

Speaking on the forthcoming 2023 general elections, Ihonvbere advised the electorate not to be swayed by money, or threat of violence.


“Let’s follow the rules, vote for the person who can deliver. Look at the track records of the individual,” he advised.

 
The lawmaker also reviewed the performance of the 9th Assembly contended that it is one of the best Nigerians ever had since 1999.


He opined that the legislative agenda of the 9th Assembly is 100 per cent pro-people. 













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