EBOMAF-BENIN: MP Rachidi Gbadamassi pleasantly surprised at the successful execution of the Parakou-Wèwè project

In his process of monitoring government action, the deputy for the 8th electoral district, Rachidi Gbadamassi, reviewed the execution of the Parakou-Wèwè site, whose work is carried out by EBOMAF. Mahamadou Bonkoungou's company has once again convinced each other by its good management of major road infrastructure.

The Parakou-Wèwè road rehabilitation project currently has an overall implementation rate of 65%. Launched on 31 December 2014, the project to rebuild the Parakou-Wèwè road is being implemented satisfactorily thanks to the dynamism of the contracting company, EBOMAS. Arrived on Monday, August 15, at the base life of the society, accompanied by a delegation composed of the Head of the second district of the commune and local elected, the elected of the people for the eighth constituency, Rachidi Gbadamassi, was received by the technical staff of EBOMAF headed by Arouna Mohamed. Contrary to allegations wrongly brought to his knowledge, the "Parakou's Buffle" was pleasantly surprised to see the staff on foot very early in the morning despite the weather. The portion of the work assigned to EBOMAF was combed fine over the seventy-three (73) kilometres concerned.

From the PK 00 to the final PK, this task of the legislative branch was taken into account in the various sections of the work. Surrounded by the workers at work at each site station, engineers and technicians have informed the lantern of visitors about the planning and timing of the implementation of the project, which is so important to the Beninese state. By hand, EBOMAF is working to transform the old defective section on the three main sections constituting the work on the Parakou-Wêwê axis. Although the tasks relating to the first and the shortest were considerably delayed initially because of its situation in the city and the difficulties encountered in the interventions of the concessionaires (water, electricity, telephone), the advance is now undeniable over the eleven (11) kilometres.

The image of a safe partner of the Beninese state

This tranche is currently the focus of the company's attention. She's dragging her foot off at the 2x9 kilometre cane laying. With this task, the "construction of cannovers" component reaches to date a length of sixteen thousand (16,000) metres over a planned total of eighteen thousand (18,000) metres. At the same time as the concessionaires activate their share of work, every effort is made to complete the remediation works. Despite the increase in the number of kilns, from 47 (47) to 70 (70), these were fully realized."All technical arrangements have been made to ensure that, as early as September, immediately after the rains, the work on strengthening and doubling of this first phase of work is undertaken",assured Arouna Mohamed, Technical Director.

The physiognomy of the construction site on the last two slices has particularly seduced Rachidi Gbadamassi and his suite. Until PK40, he let himself be captivated by the fallen work. The 40 km is completely covered with asphalt, keeping the memories of chicken nests and other calvaries on the Parakou-Djougou road from the oblivion. In front of this satisfactory embellishment in the realization of the road project, the elected member of the eighth constituency praised the dedication of the technical staff and the staff before giving his encouragements in order to redouble his zeal in this training.

Rachidi Gbadamassi, the national elected representative, has always been concerned about the good conduct of the development actions initiated by the government. His visit to Parakou-Wèwè to enquire about initiators for the well-being of the people of his territorial community allowed him to be well aware of the human, technical and material capacities that EBOMAF has deployed in Benin to participate actively in the modernization of the country's road infrastructure. By coming into contact with the residents of the Parakou-Wèwè section, following an interpellation of the latter who feared that the project would be abandoned after the regime had changed, MP Gbadamassi's task of monitoring the government's action dispelled concerns about the implementation of the project and confirmed EBOMAF's expertise.

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