@edward.wonder: “Na road we go chop?” If you think good roads don't put food on the table, you don't understand how an economy works. Whenever I make a post appreciating good roads and acknowledge the governor responsible, some people come into the comments with this statement. And honestly, it shows how much we underestimate the importance of infrastructure. Good roads connect farmers to markets, help businesses move goods faster, reduce transportation costs, attract investors, create jobs, improve access to essential services, and open up communities to tourism. All these things affect the economy and the money in your pocket, directly or indirectly. Nobody is saying roads are the only thing that matters. We need good healthcare, quality education, electricity, jobs, and other basic amenities. But infrastructure is one of the foundations upon which economic growth is built. If your state government is doing something right, take a moment to acknowledge it. Holding leaders accountable is important, but giving credit where it is due is equally important. And if you are fortunate enough to live in a state where you can see meaningful development, don't take it for granted. Some states are still struggling with basic infrastructure, and their people can only imagine what it feels like to have a government that prioritises their needs. We must learn to appreciate progress wherever we see it, demand more where necessary, and hold every government accountable. Because good governance is not about political parties or personalities. It is about improving people's lives. #edostate #badroad #infrastructure #nigeria

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Saturday 10 October 2026 07:55:23 GMT