Yenagoa Residents Urge Government to Repair Bad Roads

Residents and traders in Yenagoa, Bayelsa State, have called on the state government to address the poor condition of internal roads, particularly Dim Rose Street and the road from Swali Market roundabout towards the flyover. They report that flooding and the deteriorating state of the roads are severely affecting their daily lives and businesses.
Big Luck, a resident, stated that the road becomes nearly impassable during rainfall, leading commercial tricycle operators to avoid the area, forcing residents to walk long distances. Stephen Chukwu, who operates a laundry shop, expressed frustration over the lack of government intervention despite repeated complaints.
He noted that flooding exacerbates the situation, making movement difficult. Similarly, trader Henry Akujiobi reported that flooding damages personal belongings and disrupts business operations.
The residents are urging the government to inspect and repair the roads to improve accessibility and support local businesses.
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