6 February 2026
In a resounding endorsement of ongoing transformative infrastructure in Bayelsa State, Honourable George Braah, the member representing Nembe Constituency 1 in the Bayelsa State House of Assembly, has heaped praise on Governor Douye Diri and Commissioner for Works and Infrastructure, ESV Moses Teibowei, for the remarkable milestones achieved on the Nembe-Brass Road project.
Second and Longest Bridge on Nembe-Brass Road Phase 1
The lawmaker described the ambitious Phase 1 of the 21-kilometre road – carving through challenging mangrove swamp terrain – as truly gigantic and a testament to bold leadership. Speaking after personally driving to the fifth bridge point along the route, and where launching of beams for the second and longest bridge in the entire stretch almost completed, Hon Braah lauded Governor Diri for his “large heart” in committing substantial resources to a project of this scale and complexity.
Nembe-Brass Road
“The financial implication of building such a road through the mangrove swamp is enormous, yet the Governor took the audacious step,” Hon Braah said. “This shows a leader with vision and determination to connect our riverine communities and unlock economic opportunities.
Ongoing Piling on Bridge 5
He extended special commendation to the Commissioner for Works and Infrastructure, ESV Moses Teibowei, for his unwavering dedication in turning the Governor’s big dreams into tangible reality. “The Commissioner has made a name for himself through his hands-on approach and commitment to quality infrastructure delivery,” Hon Braah noted.
The law maker, who represents the people directly impacted by this development, assured the Governor of continued support from his constituents stressing that his people are very happy with the commitment of the Governor towards the project.
Hon Braah and the CLO