The N’Djamena double-lane roundabout now has traffic lights, to the great delight of road users who pass by. According to our information, this achievement is not the work of the City Hall but of an individual.
Traffic jams on the N’Djamena double-lane roundabout are an open secret. Every rainy season, this crucial axis for the capital’s traffic faces a daily traffic jam phenomenon. Passing through there in the mornings and evenings requires patience. Faced with these traffic jams, which are almost annoying, users have repeatedly suggested the installation of traffic lights to ease their pain as well as that of the police officers on duty at this location. These suggestions have not found an echo among the municipal authorities in charge of this issue.
Finally, it is a personality who decided to perform an act of civic significance. According to our information, these lights that are currently being installed on this roundabout are a gift from Dr. Boukar Michel, current Minister of Communications, Digital Economy and Digitalization of the Administration. This act is not simply a technical response to a traffic problem, but a gesture of citizenship, a testimony of his commitment to rescuing and protecting his fellow citizens from road risks. By this act, the donor shows the example of a leader who listens, close to the daily realities of his fellow citizens. It must be said that Dr. Boukar Michel uses this road every day and sees the trouble that users go to to get through this roundabout.
The installation of these lights is warmly welcomed by users who believe that the endless traffic jams on this roundabout will be a distant memory for them. However, they call on the City Hall to ensure the maintenance of this donation.
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