Second Niger Bridge Vandalism: Peter Obi Condemns Act

Concerns Over Bridge Vandalism

Following the viral video by social media influencer Lord Zeus, highlighting the damage inflicted on the bridge, His Excellency Ex-Governor of Anambra State, Peter Obi has condemned the vandalism of the Second Niger Bridge.

Viral Video Exposes Damage

The viral video shows how some rail fittings on the bridge were uprooted and vandalized, urging drivers to be cautious, especially at night. This video, shared on Monday, revealed several uprooted railings lying on the bridge, exposing the extent of the damage.

Obi Commends Patriotism

Reacting on Tuesday, Obi commended Lord Zeus for his patriotism and courage in raising awareness about the issue. He pointed out that such senseless vandalism of public infrastructure could cause significant harm if not addressed promptly.

Call for Government Action

Obi praised the young man’s efforts, emphasizing the need for the government and security agencies to investigate and bring the perpetrators to justice. He stressed the importance of protecting public assets from such criminal activities to ensure public safety and infrastructure integrity.

Advocacy for Strict Measures

Additionally, Obi called for the implementation of strict disciplinary measures against those who vandalize public property. He advocated for the installation of reliable surveillance systems to monitor critical infrastructure and deter future vandalism.

Community Involvement and Government Response

Obi also urged traditional rulers, community leaders, and market associations to educate the public about the negative impacts of vandalism. Meanwhile, the Minister of Works, David Umahi, condemned the act as a cowardly attack on national progress, underscoring the need for collective efforts to protect public infrastructure.

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