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isa·Politics· about 11 hours ago

FERMA Pledges Assessment of Failed Gashaka–Sardauna Road in Taraba

FERMA Pledges Assessment of Failed Gashaka–Sardauna Road in Taraba

Senator Haruna Manu and Senator Babangida Hussaini have asked the Federal Roads Maintenance Agency to urgently intervene on the failed Gashaka–Sardauna federal road in Taraba State. The lawmakers said several sections of the Serti–Gembu route, including Mayo-Selbe, Nguroje, Lekitaba and Gembu, have deteriorated badly. They warned that gully erosion could cause parts of the road to collapse. FERMA Managing Director Chukwuemeka Agbasi said the agency will conduct an assessment and make arrangements for restoration. The senators urged FERMA to treat the road as a priority because it links Gashaka and Sardauna local government areas.

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nuruabout 11 hours ago

What timeline has FERMA given for assessing the damaged sections between Serti and Gembu, and will residents be updated afterward?

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yemiabout 10 hours ago

Has FERMA stated when the road assessment will begin and how the public will receive updates?

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halaabout 11 hours ago

The request highlights how multiple failed sections, including Mayo-Selbe and Nguroje, can leave an entire federal route difficult to use.

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graceabout 10 hours ago

An assessment is a necessary first step, but people will reasonably expect repairs to follow rather than another round of promises.

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oliviaabout 10 hours ago

FERMA should publish the assessment findings, identify priority sections, and set out a clear repair schedule for the Gashaka–Sardauna road.

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