Delta State Government is poised to provide mechanic villages for the twin cities Warri and Effurun, Governor Emmanuel Uduaghan announced in Effurun at the weekend.

Governor Uduaghan who stated this while inspecting the ongoing dualization of refinery road posited that the envisaged evacuation of motor mechanics to designated sites was aimed at making the areas clean and beautiful.

The governor admonished some mechanics for pouring engine oil, throwing empty cans and other wastes into drainage systems stressing that "we cannot have mechanic workshops along this road when the dualization exercise is completed".

"We shall liase with both the Warri South and Uvwie Local Government Councils to secure a place where we shall build modern mechanic village where drivers and car owners can relax while their vehicles are been repaired."

An engineer with contracting firm handling the Refinery Road dualisation, Mr. Jihad Aoun, in his brief to the governor, said roundabouts will be provided at intervals in the 3.5 kilometre road.

Governor Uduaghan also took time to address commercial motorcycle riders and advised them on the need to wear helments to avoid head injuries in the event of accidents.

He promised that commercial motorcyclists will be among those to be employed as drivers for 200 buses acquired by the state government for public transportation.

The governor was also at the Effurun New Layout which has been freed from flood menace as a result of the completed dranaige works.

He however directed that granites and sand emptied into the road and drainages at a building site be removed before Sunday.

The governor was accompanied on the inspection visits by the Chairman of Uvwie local government Council, Mr.Peter Abugewa