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Residents Seek Support to Repair Collapsed Abuja Bridge and Roads

Residents in Abuja are urging for assistance to repair a collapsed bridge and damaged roads in the city, as reported by The Sun Nigeria. The collapsed bridge, located in an unspecified area, has caused significant inconvenience for commuters and residents alike. The chair of the Abuja Municipal Area Council (AMAC) has been reached out to for support in addressing this issue. It is unclear when the bridge collapsed or the extent of the damage, but pictures shared on social media show extensive destruction. The repair of the bridge and the affected roads is of great importance to the community as they are vital transportation routes. The call for support comes at a time when the Nigerian government is facing criticism for its lack of investment in infrastructure. The government has not yet responded to the residents’ plea for help. The Sun Nigeria did not provide any additional details about the incident.

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