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Limbe City Council launches major road projects

By Boris Esono in Buea

Limbe City Council launches major road projects

The inhabitants of Towe quarters and the Limbe population in general have been urged to support and preserve the development vision of the Limbe City Council in its determined drive to modernize the city.

                The call came from the government delegate of the Limbe City Council Motanga Andrew Monjimba, as he launched Saturday 8 July, some major development projects of the City Council for the 2017 financial year. The projects include the tarring of CDE junction to Towe quarters; grading and construction of drainages on the road from Central police station through Bakoko to unity quarters; the beautification of the Regional hospital mile 1 among others.

                Motanga Andrew revealed that the CDE junction-Towe road has been contracted to KJBTP Sarl for a whopping sum of FCFA 995 million (994.411.815). It has a deadline of 8 months.

                For its part, the central police station to unity quarter road was contracted to SEMIC BTP at the cost of FCFA 249 million. It will be completed within a 6-month dateline.

                Meanwhile, FCFA 94 million has been allocated to Etombi Enterprise for the beautification of the Limbe Regional hospital within 6 months.

                The government delegate said the projects may be costly but the population of Limbe are deserving of good infrastructure especially giving their constant support to the Limbe City Council and the government in place.

                Presiding at the launch, the SDO for Fako Division Zang 111 (now retired), called on the population of Limbe to continue to support and preserve the peace, stability and infrastructural development of the Limbe City Council.