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Ara community Laments On Bad roads and Construction of drainage system

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By:ISSA MARDEEYAT MOROMOKE


Residents of Ara community, Ilorin, Kwara State have lamented over lack of good road and drainage system in the area. 


It was gathered that one of the major challenges of the community is bad road and lack of drainage system within the community which has greatly affected business and transport within the environment. The road gets worst during rainy seasons as all possible routes are being greatly affected by the rain leaving the road unbearable



Speaking with one of the resident of the community Mr Abdulrahaman Isiaka, said motorists, students and indigenes of the community are greatly affected by the damages caused by the road to their vehicles, adding that students also share in the plight as getting bike to Junction becomes difficult because transport workers mostly avoid the road and they did not allow them to pass inside school.


They however urged Government to look into the matter of the road and gutters and help them reconstruct. 












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  1. Anonymous15 October 2022 at 04:40

    I pray the government looks in to the matter, the road is very bad...

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  2. Anonymous15 October 2022 at 12:56

    Thanks so much for your concern ooooo, may Almighty Allah reward the broadcaster abundantly. We urge our Government to help us look in to it.

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  3. Anonymous16 October 2022 at 00:05

    Hopefully the government consider reconstruction of the road soon to facilitate ease movement and help the environment at large. Sadly it's affecting the economy of the area already causing hike in price of goods and transport services.

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  4. Anonymous16 October 2022 at 00:56

    I hope ijoba mekunnu use our tax payer money to repair the road...

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  5. Anonymous16 October 2022 at 01:04

    May ALLAH Make it Easier..

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  6. Anonymous16 October 2022 at 01:05

    I pray The Government Should Do Something On It on Time...!

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  7. Anonymous16 October 2022 at 02:24

    May Allah let the government remember Ara community for good

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  8. Anonymous16 October 2022 at 04:03

    It's always suprise me anytime I'm in ara community, the whole generous area in ilorin for that matter, ara is critically suffering of drainage and is in danger of erosion if necessary step is not taking, i urge our amiable government to please take a good step on this .
    May AA SUCCEED

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  9. Anonymous16 October 2022 at 04:13

    Ara community being a students area should be well made for the safety of students that's majorly using the roads. Please kwara state government should please look into it with merciful eyes.

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