Barely one day after rainfall.
The true state of Eke Akpara Road in Abia State has been laid bare. What is visible on the ground clearly contradicts the polished images and edited videos often circulated online.
This moment calls for an end to social media exaggeration and carefully packaged propaganda. Governance is not about dramatic visuals, sponsored narratives, or paid influencers pushing content.
It is about delivering projects that are properly done and resilient enough to withstand normal conditions, including rainfall.
A road that collapses or deteriorates after routine rain raises serious concerns about the standard and integrity of the work carried out.
The people of Abia State deserve infrastructure that is solid and dependable, not projects created mainly for publicity and applause.
Rather than prioritizing online visibility, Alex Otti should concentrate on executing lasting and meaningful development across Abia State.
True progress is judged by everyday realities experienced by citizens, not by what trends on social media. Abians are watching closely, and ultimately, facts on the ground will always unmask propaganda.
