For families and communities
Work on neighbourhood streets reaches households directly, at their own gates. It can make walking and driving on these streets easier.
Other named streets
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Further roads worked on are Tony Tommy Street, Ime Bishop Okon Street, High Tension Lane, Barrister Lawrence Udosen Avenue, Pastor Umoren Avenue, Edem Urua Street and Eda Street. There are others as well.
Key facts
- Area of work
- Roads and bridges
- LGA
- Uyo
- Status
- Status not stated
Photos
No photograph of this project is on record yet. Photographs from the same LGA are on the Uyo page.
About the project
Alongside its major roads, the Akwa Ibom State Government under Governor Pastor Umo Eno has worked on a number of smaller streets across Uyo.
They include Tony Tommy Street, Ime Bishop Okon Street, High Tension Lane, Barrister Lawrence Udosen Avenue, Pastor Umoren Avenue, Edem Urua Street and Eda Street, among others.
These streets serve homes, churches, schools and small businesses in residential parts of the capital. The work is meant to give residents better access, reduce flooding through new drains and make neighbourhoods easier to get around.
It follows the state's policy that roads built or rebuilt in Uyo come with proper drains, in line with the ARISE Agenda.
The project at a glance
StatusStatus not stated
WhereUyo LGA
Kind of workRoads and bridges
ServesResidents of the named streets and 3 more
What was built
- Tony Tommy Street and Ime Bishop Okon Street
- High Tension Lane
- Barrister Lawrence Udosen Avenue and Pastor Umoren Avenue
- Edem Urua Street and Eda Street
Who it serves
People and places connected by this project.
- Residents of the named streets
- Tricycle and taxi operators
- Street-side shopsLocal business
- School children and other pedestriansEducation
Where it helps
- Housing and shelter
- Education
- Trade and income
- Movement and access
Uyo LGA at a glance
Where this project sits among all 52 projects recorded in Uyo.
Completed 23Ongoing 28Status not stated 1 (this project)
Impact Analysis
An assessment of the impact of these accomplishments on the people and communities.
For work and income
Street-level roads help small shops and home businesses, since customers and suppliers can reach them. They also reduce wear on vehicles.
Project location
Other named streets
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Development goals
This project supports the goals below. Each figure shows how many of the 429 projects on this portal back the same goal.
- 9Industry and infrastructure200 of 429 projects
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