Road network vital for economic development
According to him, good road network will boast the economic status of the people and create thousands of direct and indirect jobs in the country.
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Mr Austin Roberts, a senior official of the union made this known in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Tuesday in Jos.
He said that good road network would enhance commercial activities to boost interstate business.
“No entrepreneur will take a risk to deliver goods worth millions to a state that the roads are in bad shape."
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“There must be good roads to ease the stress and hitches drivers encounter during traveling,’’ he said.
Roberts urged the governments both federal and state to embark on projects that would satisfy motorists and complete ongoing projects in the country.
The official also called on the people to continue to support the state government and be law abiding for the development of the country.
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