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ARTMA TRAFFIC MARSHALS EARN COMMENDATION FOR EASING TRAFFIC CONGESTION IN NNEWI. (PHOTOS).#PRESS RELEASE.


 ARTMA Traffic Marshals Earn Commendation for Easing Traffic Congestion in Nnewi

 

By Mercy Akaolisa

 

Traffic marshals of the Anambra Road Traffic Management Agency (ARTMA) deployed at Okpuno Junction, Uruagu, Nnewi, have continued to receive commendation from motorists, traders, commuters and residents for their commitment to reducing traffic congestion, ensuring the smooth flow of vehicles along one of the city's busiest road corridors.

 

Despite heavy vehicular movement, particularly during peak hours, the officers have remained dedicated to maintaining order, professionally directing traffic and preventing unnecessary gridlock. Their efforts have contributed to improved road safety and shorter travel times for road users.

 

Speaking with journalists, several motorists and commuters praised the discipline, professionalism and dedication of the ARTMA personnel, noting that their consistent presence has significantly enhanced traffic management within the area.

 

One of the road users, Mr. Ozzy, a commercial motorcycle operator, commended Governor Chukwuma Soludo and ARTMA for improving the free flow of traffic across the commercial city, describing the initiative as a welcome development that has made daily commuting easier for motorists and residents.

 

The road users appreciated Governor Soludo for providing ARTMA with operational equipment and logistics that have strengthened the agency's capacity to effectively manage traffic across the state.

 

They, however, appealed to the Governor to approve the repair and rehabilitation of damaged traffic lights and other traffic control infrastructure at major junctions within the Nnewi metropolis to further enhance road safety and traffic efficiency.

 

Residents expressed confidence that with the Soludo administration's continued investment in transport infrastructure and effective traffic management, Nnewi will continue to experience safer roads, improved mobility and a more efficient transportation system.

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