The city of Aba is noted for its huge commercial activities, while the Ariaria Market is one of the most popular markets in the southern part of the country.
Mr Osinbajo’s directive, according to a statement issued on Tuesday by the Presidency, followed a “strong and persuasive case” made for the market by the Governor of Abia State, Okezie Ikpeazu.
A team from the Rural Electrification Agency (REA) is said to have already visited the market for a technical study to collect data that would determine the market’s power requirements.
The leadership of various clusters in the market is said to have agreed to assist the REA with all the support required to implement the project.
The President, Aba Chamber of Commerce, Emma Nwakpadolu, thanked the acting president, the federal Ministry of Power, Works and Housing, and the Abia State government for their plans for the market.
The federal government’s delegation to Ariaria was led by the Managing Director, REA, Damilola Ogunbiyi, while the Abia government delegation was led by Chinenye Nwogu and the Senior Special Assistant to the Governor on Public Communications, Sam Hart.
Development like this,,extend it to Onitsha main market....I tell u,.give them seaport that will function at full capacity,, I tell u,,nobody will chant Biafra again
ReplyDeleteFor such to be actualized many things needs to be done and put to place because is not all the shops that will pay for these light, some will be willing to do by-pass......and besides that market needs to be properly inspected to ensure that there are no exposed naked wire that can lead to fire outbreak when it comes in contact with a current
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