Construction of Three Slipways at Ibaka, Esuk Enwang, and Tom Shot

The coastal communities of Ibaka, Esuk Enwang, and Tom Shot have always been an important part of the maritime setting in this area. Their economies and livelihoods rely heavily on the water, Fishing, transportation, and small-scale trading form the basis of their financial well-being. However, to fully tap into their economic potential and ensure safe and efficient operations year-round, these communities need better infrastructure along the shoreline. The benefits of constructing the slipways will reach beyond immediate needs, creating a lasting positive effect on the people of Ibaka, Esuk Enwang, and TomShot. Building three modern slipways at these key locations is an essential step toward sustainable development. These project aims to tackle existing challenges by providing reliable and safe docking points for barges. It will make it easier to transport heavy machinery and equipment and ensure the timely delivery of construction materials to various project sites. By investing in this crucial infrastructure, we will boost economic activity and improve safety standards. The initiative reflects a partnership with local residents and seeks to turn their natural waterfront into a driving force for growth, opportunity, and resilience. We are focused on hiring local workers during the construction phase, including unskilled and semi-skilled laborers, security staff, and assistants. The project will also create new jobs in support services like catering, accommodation, and transportation for project workers, thus stimulating the local economy.