Emene Enugu Traffic Jam: ECTDA serves tanker owners, Eke-Obinagu traders 14 days quit notice

Eke-Obinagu junction in Emene, Enugu
The Enugu Capital Territory Development Authority (ECTDA) has ordered all bystanders, hawkers, highway traders and petroleum tankers at Eke Obinagu, along Enugu-Abakaliki-Cameroon highway to vacate all sides of the Trans-African highway within 14 days or face severe sanctions including demolition and prosecution of offenders. 
The Eke-Obinagu road market has in the recent time brought about perennial traffic congestion, made worse with the menace of petroleum tankers, which in several cases resulted to road crashes.
Recently a ghastly auto crash within the Eke-Obinagu market led to the death of Ebonyi state Commissioner for Infrastructure, Engr. Fidelis Nweze.

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