For residents of Jikwoyi Phase 1 in the Federal Capital Territory, the rainy season is usually the period they dread most as the only access road to the highway is usually rejigged by the rain, making it not motorable.
Currently, the road has deteriorated to a deadly state, posing a significant threat to motorists and commuters. Heavy rainfall has turned the road into a virtual quagmire, rendering it impassable.
Eyewitnesses describe the road as a “death trap,” with deep potholes and craters filled with water, making it impossible for vehicles to navigate. The situation is further compounded by the lack of proper drainage, causing water to accumulate and erode the road surface.
Our correspondent took pictures of the road this morning, showcasing its deplorable condition. The images reveal a road riddled with potholes, cracks, and flooding, highlighting the urgent need for repairs.
Residents and commuters are calling on the relevant authorities to take immediate action to address the situation, citing concerns for safety and the potential for accidents.