• Otti Plans Hotel, Shopping Plaza, Playground At Umuahia Bus Terminal – Independent Newspaper Nigeria

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     Governor Alex Otti of Abia State has explained that the ongoing mega bus terminal project in Umuahia will help organise the cap­ital city and end the multiplicity of parks in the area.

    He also said that a lot of busi­nesses would move there because the facility, would have provisions for hotels, shopping plazas, and playgrounds, among others.

    He, however, noted that the proj­ect might not yield money imme­diately, but in the long run, would generate a lot of revenue for the State.

    Governor Otti, who visited the project site recently, expressed sat­isfaction at the level of work done so far and urged the contractor to make some minor adjustments in some identified sections.

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    “I think the contractors are do­ing well. They have been known to perform well. They are working ac­cording to schedule.

    “But then, there are a few areas that I observed that they have to go back and make some adjustments. We needed the roads to be wider than they are with the junction im­provement and the traffic lights. So, I have asked them to stop around the Cooperative roundabout, so that we can take a look at it again.

    “But, so far, so good. I am im­pressed with the quality of work”, Governor Otti stated.

    Explaining some of the features of the transport terminal and what it intends to achieve, Governor Otti said that something similar was done in Oshodi, Lagos State and “that’s exactly what is being rep­licated in Umuahia, the Abia State Capital.”

    “Exactly what they did in Oshodi is what we want to replicate here. The railway, the buses, everything will terminate here. Shopping cen­ters, hotels, just where people can come, meet, and have fun, chil­dren’s playground, everything will be here”, he added.

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