Subject: K10m to develop Wabag town - Thats cool |
Author: ybo kiak
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Date Posted: Tue, Dec 18 2007, 08:21:03am
thumps up goes to Sam Abal for this long waited facelift. ANd make sure remove the container chain-stores, create proper busstops, among those plans.....time to move enga now, blocks, lets give hands were possible to such leaders. Taim 2012 comes, lets talk politics.
Good Blesses Sam Abal
ybo kiak
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K10m to develop Wabag town
RESOURCE rich Wabag town, the provincial capital of Enga, will get a face lift with of grant of K10 million, courtesy of Wabag MP and Foreign Affairs Minister Sam Abal.
Mr Abal announced the good news a week ago in Wabag that he had diverted all the funds to upgrade and develop the town in accordance with its standard techniques and specification in the urban planning.
He said in the previous years, Wabag town planning was poorly done and leaders had deliberately failed to give attentive consideration.
“I will divert this K10 million into the development of Wabag town and other projects within the vicinity of the town,” he said.
“Right now, I can’t fund any project in the rural areas because there is tribal fighting.
“If you are still fighting, I can’t blindly pump money there,” Mr Abal said,
He added that law and order must be in place before the people could expect services.
Mr Abal said the town development would cater for the specifications including proper sewerage system, drainage, street sealing, designing of parks, installation of street lights, repairing of culvert and others.
Mr Abal, who is the son of former Wabag MP and first Opposition leader, Sir Tei, said town development was a concern concept for the people and he would ensure necessary developments were done to make Wabag a decent town for business and investments.
He said that Sir Tei was one of those who funded several projects like Wabag Secondary (now Sir Tei Abal secondary school), Sir Tei Bridge, Enga administration building, which was burnt down, and others in the electorate.
Mr Abal said the ground breaking ceremony was expected to embark later this year and actual construction would begin next year.
Meanwhile, he urged public servants, police, councillors and town Lord Mayor to work together.
He added that scattered tucker shops and container retail outlets and street vendors should vacate trading in the town.
He challenged the urban council and Lord Mayor to set their prioritise right to help him clean up the town.
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