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Abia State Cuts Debt 70% and Builds 800km Roads in Three Years

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•Abia State completed 800 kilometers of roads between 2023 and 2026 under Governor Otti's administration.
•The state's debt was reduced by 70% during the same period.
•Governor Eno stated that 1,300 kilometers of roads have been delivered and over N83 billion in gratuity backlog has been paid.
•These infrastructure projects and debt reductions occurred within a three-year timeframe ending in 2026.

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▸If Abia State government continues to reduce debt and invest in infrastructure the state could experience sustained economic growth and improved public services, benefiting residents and businesses.

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AFRICAVanguard (Nigeria)Otti says Abia completed 800km of roads, cut debt by 70% in three years AFRICAVanguard (Nigeria)We’ve delivered 1,300km roads, paid over N83bn gratuity backlog – Gov Eno

Governor Otti of Abia State announced the completion of 800 kilometers of roads and a 70% reduction in the state's debt over the past three years. These developments improve infrastructure and financial stability, potentially boosting economic activity and public services in the region. Additionally, Governor Eno reported delivering 1,300 kilometers of roads and clearing over N83 billion in gratuity backlog, indicating broader progress in the state.