Warri roads/flyover: Residents commend Julius Berger

Residents, business owners and community leaders in Warri-Effurun have heaved a sigh of relief as the Warri/Effurun Roads and Flyovers Project nears completion. They expressed enthusiasm following the announcement by the project manager, Julius Berger, Thomas Haug, that tremendous progress was being made in the execution of the project to possibly beat the agreed deadline […]

Residents, business owners and community leaders in Warri-Effurun have heaved a sigh of relief as the Warri/Effurun Roads and Flyovers Project nears completion.

They expressed enthusiasm following the announcement by the project manager, Julius Berger, Thomas Haug, that tremendous progress was being made in the execution of the project to possibly beat the agreed deadline for the completion of the job.

An estate agent, Friday Onome, said the decision to bring Julius Berger to handle the city’s renewal was the best one the state government could have made.

He noted that the project was already making a visible impact.

“Look at what is happening here. The flyovers are taking shape, and roads that were once in terrible condition are coming back to life.”

Onome, who relocated his office from Jakpa Road to Osubi Road to be closer to the emerging development, described Julius Berger’s Life Camp as a testament to the company’s high standards.

“If their staff camp is that well-built, imagine what they’re delivering with these roads and bridges,” he added.

At Enerhen Junction, where a new flyover is under construction, businesses have quickly adapted.

Food vendors, PoS operators, second-hand clothing sellers, and commercial