As the new school week approaches, residents in Upper Mission Extension in Benin are feeling a sense of anxiety due to the poor condition of the road at Ben Imade junction area. This dilapidated road is has cause a significant increase in traffic, especially with the resumption of schools and Torch Bearers Academy, which has a large number of students.
The anxiety among the residents stems from a recent incident where two children were struck by a driver who was driving in the wrong direction. This unfortunate event has left the community deeply concerned about the safety of their children and other road users.
In light of this situation, motorists in the area are urging the Governor, Godwin Obaseki, to intervene and address the pressing issue of the road’s condition. They hope that timely action can be taken to avoid any further accidents or mishaps.
The anxiety and concern of the residents are understandable, as road safety should be a top priority for any government. The current state of the road poses a risk to the well-being and lives of the community , especially with the influx of students returning to school.
Governor Obaseki is urged to consider the urgency of the situation and take the necessary steps to improve the road infrastructure in the Ben Imade junction area. By doing so, he would not only ensure the safety of the community but also instill a sense of confidence and relief among the residents.
The anxiety surrounding the upcoming school week could be significantly reduced if actions are taken promptly. It is essential for the government to prioritize the welfare and safety of its citizens, especially when it comes to issues that directly impact their daily lives and well-being.
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