Ndi Aba, how far? We see the energy. We see the sweat. From morning till night, you’re on the Enugu/Port Harcourt Expressway, chasing that daily bread, making sure the family eats, and keeping the city’s economy bubbling. E no easy, and we truly respect the hustle.
But let’s talk “Face-to-Face.”
That road is not a market square; it’s a high-speed lane for heavy-duty trucks and fast cars. One small brake failure or “mistake” from a driver can turn a busy morning into a tragedy we never prayed for.
Why the Taskforce is on the Street?
When you see the Abia Harmonised Taskforce coming, don’t see them as enemies or people trying to “stop your shine.” They aren’t being mean. They are there to make sure you don’t become a headline for the wrong reasons. Their job is to keep you behind the safety line so you can go home to your children at night.
We want everyone to see the end of 2026 and beyond. A “Safe 2026” starts with where you stand today. No amount of profit is worth the risk of standing in the middle of an express road.
If the issue is where to go or how to get a better space, remember we have a dynamic leader, Dr. Alex C. Otti. He listens and he acts. Instead of playing hide-and-seek with the law on the highway, let’s organize!
Write to the Governor. Use the right channels to ask for designated, safe trading zones. He is committed to rebuilding Abia, and that includes making sure traders have a dignified and safe place to do business.
