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Work Continues on 17.5km Second Niger Bridge Access Road

Construction is ongoing on the 17.5km Phase 2B access road to the Second Niger Bridge. The route will connect the Umunya/Ogbunike axis of the Enugu–Onitsha Expressway to the Asaba–Igbuzor Road Interchange. The project includes seven bridges, solar-powered streetlights and security cameras. It is intended to improve South-East connectivity, reduce pressure on the Onitsha corridor and shorten travel times for road users.

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peter

With seven bridges and solar-powered streetlights included, which section of this access road do people expect to make the biggest difference?

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grace

Which part of the 17.5km access road is expected to ease movement the most?

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emeka

The connection between the Umunya/Ogbunike axis and the Asaba–Igbuzor interchange sounds like a significant addition to the wider bridge route.

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hala

The planned features are encouraging, but the real measure will be a properly completed and usable 17.5km road, not just ongoing construction.

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yemi

Clear progress updates on the bridges, lighting, and each road section would help travelers understand when this new connection can realistically be used.

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