Good day nice people of hive, am here to share some reasons i love this particular roads in aba city, though there are many other roads in aba, but there is something so so special about these two roads in aba, its exceptional.
Faulks-Road is a road linked to brass junction from the left hand while to ariaria junction on the right hand side, while okigwe road is a road attached beside faulks road. The major reason i love both roads is firstly its solid feature over years its built, faulks-Road and Okigwe road seems to be very very solid, since my childhood i have noticed its the only road which has a highly quality standard than other roads.
I also love the neat attributes of them, the both roads are usually neat everyday, i hadly see dirts ont the ground, even sands are rare on the road unlike some other places, i have seen some matured ladies sweeping the roads every morning.
Another thing i cherish much faulks road and Okigwe road is that there are many hardworking people within the zone, i saw hawkers selling biscuits, i saw others selling onions, i also noticed that many boys around there are good in acquiring skills , like many i saw learning amaco (glass door/windows) activities.
I saw some other things like beautiful eatery/fast foods, hotels around the area, others are many ardworking tricycle riders, while many are hardworking ladies selling clothes .
I also noticed there is a school called BTC, (Boys technical college which its name its name is changed now to GTC (Government technical college).
There are also many churches, schools, hospitals/laboratories around theses road which are functioning effectively. I really love the roads so much but i think houses are costly there to rent, and things seems more costly there than other places.
So in conclusion there are three basics reasons i love boths roads (okigwe road and faulksroad) which are neatness, strong tads, and hardworking people around the area, security is also another great point not to forget, i saw some vigilantes groups guilding the roads across the junctions.
Thanks all for stopping by, remain blessed.
