Bambili Road Sink: Contractor, also blamed for not seeking expertise of Tubah Council

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Story: Colbert Gwain
Rescripted for MNews237: Martial Gnoukapasir

Cars trapped in the damaged road in Bambili

After findings, mnews237 can now confirm that Hon. Agho Oliver, Member of Parliament for Tubah/Bafut, this Thursday March 25th 2021, in the morning hours, made an on-the-spot visit and assessment of the distruction, caused by the unfortunate sink as a result of the heavy rains of March 23rd, that led to the obstruction of traffic.


The Hon. MP was satisfied that all was quickly put in place for traffic to resume and that the local company charged with the road works was putting all in place to see to it that all ends well.

Hon. Agho Oliver was however disappointed that the local contractor carrying the repair/reconstruction works has so far not been collaborting with the local authorities of Tubah in the process.

Mayor Tanjong of Tubah with Bafut/Tubah MP on site during appraisal

He expressed concerned about reports presented to him by Tubah Council authorities that since the contractor started work, he has refused to collaborate with Tubah Council authorities.

It was further revealed that the road sink could have been avoided if the contractor did not, in the course of opening up the Bambili stretch of road, discarded the existing three metre rings for one metre rings and never made sure the pathways were canalized.


While calling for greater collaboration between contractors and local authorities, Hon..Agho Oliver took time off to sympathize with some inhabitants of the area whose properties and homes were destroyed by the torential rains.

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