PATHETIC: WERU BRIDGE IN MEGIDA WARD, MORO

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We register our displeasure on the pathetic State of the Weru Bridge, Moro Local Government Area, Kwara State.

Alapa- Arobadi, Megida-Arobadi, Megida-Banni, the thing is that, WERU BRIDGE in MEGIDA is the one that links many Local Governments and communities together in Kwara North, some parts of Oyo State and Kwara central respectively.

We have been wallowing in this particular mess over the years in which Government is not coming to our aid.

We are using this period of time to plead to all authorities concerned in Kwara and the Kwara North to save us from untimely death during rainy season. It happens also, in every rainy season people in the village cannot go to the town and vice versa.









We are also part of Kwara State, reconstruction of the bridge is the only best option before rainy season.


Comr. Jimoh Abdulquadir Iyanda.

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