On The 18-Year Old Ochanja Refuse Dump Site And Deplorable Road Condition In Ochanja-Iweka, Onitsha

Posted on March 30, 2024

Gov. Soludo is taking the 18-year-old Ochanja refuse dump site and transforming it into a world-class destination center.

The 15-feet long-standing Ochanja refuse dump site, the deplorable Ozomagala Road, Ochanja-Iweka Road, Menax Road, and all other adjoining roads that were abandoned for over 30 years have caused pain and a great deal of concern for the residents, a deathrap for traders, and visitors including commuters and travelers.

 

It is inspiring to see how Soludo is working to turn this place into a beautiful and vibrant place, much like the cities of Dubai and Taiwan.

 

Sooner, traders and commuters can even spare their time and take photos and videos at the popular Ochanja Roundabout Water Fountain courtesy of Soludo.

 

Truly, the Solution Is Here!!

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