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Major Construction Starts on Sharp Corner Maraba–Town Lane Route

byBilkisu Kasim
November 25, 2025
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Road construction is currently underway from Sharp Corner Maraba along the lane going into town, bringing both relief and temporary discomfort to residents and commuters who use the route daily. The project, which has been long overdue, marks an important step toward improving one of the busiest access roads in the area.

At the moment, the construction zone is extremely dusty, as heavy machinery continues to dig, level, and prepare the ground. Workers have already poured large quantities of sand and stones along the road, forming an uneven but encouraging base for what will eventually become a stronger, more reliable roadway. Although the dust has been a major concern for motorists, pedestrians, and nearby business owners, many accept it as part of the necessary process to get the road fixed.

With construction in progress, there is renewed optimism that the final outcome will ease movement and enhance safety. Many are hopeful that the contractors will maintain their current momentum and deliver a high-quality road capable of serving the community for many years.

Though the dust, traffic diversions, and noise will continue temporarily, one thing is evident: progress is happening. For countless road users, that alone brings a sense of relief and hope.

 

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