A
bridge across the Nyaba River had for long remained in the drawing
board
of past regimes in Enugu State, until the onset of the current Nnamani
Administration. The bridge, which is along the Amechi-Obeagu-Amodu-Umueze
road (also constructed in record time by Governor Nnamani), will, apart
from forming a vital link in the Enugu State Road Network Programme,
also
provide a short and smooth access to the Enugu Campus of the Nigerian
Law School and the new permanent site of the State University at Ebeano
City, located between Umueze, Obe, Agbani and Amurri communities. See
pictures of the Nyaba bridge at various stages of completion.
 Final look of a heroic project, left and right: Nyaba on FEBRUARY 3, 2005.  MARCH 25, 2004: The bridge across Nyaba River, 100% completed. |
  MARCH 25, 2004: The filling of both ends of the bridge by the reputable Italian construction firm, Marlum Construction Ltd. |
 JUNE 17, 2004: Left and right views of the bridge, filling of both ends is already completed. Asphalting of the road is underway.  JUNE 17, 2004: An elated Governor Chimaroke Nnamani being briefed atop the bridge by his Special Adviser on Project Development and Implementation, Engr. Jonathan Ivoke. To the immediate left of the governor is the State Commissioner for Works and Transport, Engr. Festus Ugwu, while on the extreme left is the State Commissioner for Information, Chief Ayogu Eze.  JANUARY 21 2005: Laying of solid asphalt marks the end of the Nyaba Bridge project |
  JUNE 17, 2004: A swift stride across Nyaba: Governor Nnamani with Engr. Ugwu (left) and the Deputy Leader of the Federal House of Representatives, Prince Gilbert Nnaji (right) walking across the bridge, followed by jubliant school children.  |