By; PRINCESS JULIET REUBEN
Kuara, a town in the heart of Kaduna State, is grappling with a pressing issue that affects the daily lives of its residents: deteriorating roads.
This once smooth pathways have now transformed into a maze of potholes, cracks, and uneven surfaces, causing a bumpy and frustrating ride for commuters.
The sorry state of the roads has become a major concern for the community. Not only does it result in longer travel times, but it also poses a threat to the safety of motorists, cyclists, and pedestrians alike.
The constant swerving and maneuvering to avoid potholes has led to accidents and damage to vehicles, putting an additional financial burden on the already struggling residents.
The impact of these bad roads extends beyond inconvenience and safety hazards.
It has hindered economic growth and development in the area. Local businesses face challenges in transporting goods, leading to increased costs and reduced profitability.
Moreover, the lack of proper infrastructure discourages potential investors from setting up shop in kaura, hindering job creation and overall progress.
Despite these challenges, the resilient residents of Kaura have not lost hope.
Community members have been actively voicing their concerns and engaging with local authorities to find a solution.
They have organized town hall meetings, written petitions, and even taken to social media to raise awareness about the urgent need for road repairs.
In response, the government has acknowledged the issue and has promised to allocate funds for road rehabilitation projects.
However, progress has been slow, leaving residents frustrated and impatient.
PRINCESS JULIET REUBEN is a student of
Veritas University Abuja
