Collapsing roads of Soludo give way after a week of construction

Ochanja Market is in the Woliwo community in Onitsha South local government area of Anambra State.

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An afternoon downpour has reportedly washed away Ochanja Market Road which Governor Chukwuma Soludo constructed barely one week ago.

Ochanja Market is in the Woliwo community in Onitsha South local government area of Anambra State.

A viral video of the washed road seen by SaharaReporters on Monday night showed the coated asphalts piled out with pieces scattered and water-logged on some parts of the road.

Meanwhile, residents have expressed their concerns over the poor and shoddy jobs the administration of Governor Soludo is executing in the state despite paying billions of taxpayers money for the projects.

They wondered how 20 minutes of rainfall could have caused the massive washing away of the road constructed barely one week ago, and what would happen by June in other roads the government had executed. 

One of the posts accompanying the video, partly read: “Prof Chukwuma Soludo’s one week old Road washed away in a spit of a second. 

“The “Dubai-Taiwan” Ochanja market road in Onitsha constructed with billions of Anambra taxpayers’ money has just been washed away by just one episode of 20 minutes rainfall on Monday 25th of March 2024

“The rainfall exposed the nature of poor quality jobs executed by the government.”

It added, “Just a few weeks ago, at the same Ochanja Market, a storey building under construction by the same government collapsed, killing an unknown number of people.

“By the time the rainfall is fully established in June, more poorly executed construction by the Anambra State Government could be laid bare for the blind to see.”

Meanwhile, the state government hasn’t responded to the viral video as to why the incident affected the market. 


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