FreeGlobe:
why are you obsessed with Ngige you this perpetual dullard. Why not tell us 10 senators that have done better than him. Dischanted idol worshippers like you should get a life.

JulianBond007: He is trying to cover up for his incompetence in the last 7 years. He's already a failure no matter how hard he tries to impress we the Anambra people. Ngige is the best governor we never had.

agadez007: if obi had used all these money he's been spending on otimkpus and bribing revd fathers to speak good of him on our roads and school,anambra would have been paradise
seriously these obi-dogs are everywhere even on facebook when you ask them what their principal have done for anambra they resort to insults and calling you ''sabo'' or ''yoruba slave'' and i have noticed the same traits in these one on nairaland too
smdh

GeneralJ: This is one of the dumbest stupides things ever, so why present it to a market, is the market a law enforcement agency, why not just give it to the police, what is the market going to do with it, are traders going to drive it, so stupid and confusing

FreeGlobe: ,Apart from the Ngige era which the enemies took back, Anambra is cursed with leadership. How dis a clueless and fraudulent man like this fool become governor? Less I forget, he has never been voted by Ndi Anambra, His first tenure was through courts in collaboration with Ubah brothers who he paid off, his second tenure was through ojukwu compensation aided by rigging. March should just stop by let this character disappear from my face!

jbaur24: Truly a silent achiever..

When the chips are down, we shall know the real 'progressives'..

mister josh: Wen will Nigeria's democracy pass d stage of celebrating things dat culd av been done witout so much fuss.

Eziachi:
Your both ideas of silent and achiever, I don't know which is more laughable or is it Peter Obi grand gesture of a pickup truck paid from his personal pocket (?)with a ground bigger than those watching Somalian women football league.

Some of you should wake up to the fact that the world is changing fast and people all over the world are wising up to certain idiocy easily accepted many years ago.

Using his office and power to join the call for confederation, regional police and make it happened, will serve his people more than a meaningless pickup truck to group of thugs that will be driving about in it.

I use to taunt francophone Africans in the past, whenever I see them wearing clothes printed image of their dictators on it, never will I ever envisage that thee will come a time it will reach homeland, courtesy of OBJ who introduced it into Nigerian politic cycle.
The days of mere vest with their image on it has gone, it now its printed image of useless bunch of thieves parading as leaders that our people will be wearing and some goon has audacity calling them silent achievers.

:
When I took over after protracted legal battle in 2006, I met Anambra almost lying fallow as if her productive years were over – no planning, nothing! At first I worked on the theory that for one to cut a tree quickly it is better to spend more days sharpening the instrument for swift cutting than cutting immediately with a blunt instrument which will only waste more time.
We started by setting up the Ministry of Planning to come up with short, medium and long term plans for the state.
The plan now guides us in many things we are
doing. It was after the planning that we adopted the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) as our vision and came up with the Anambra Integrated Development Strategy (ANIDS) as a vehicle towards achieving those goals, through development of all sectors SIMULTANEOUSLY.

Today, I am happy to inform you that Anambra is on course towards achieving the Millennium Development Goals by the year 2015
We are always conscious of those goals which include: fighting of poverty and hunger, education, health, environment and partnership.

jbaur24: [s][/s]


TRASH!

Must you comment? This is Nigeria, go back to exile and remain in your America or Congo where you are more or less a slave..

Nnewi1stSon: @Topic if Obi can complete the shopping mall, @ Nnewi then my people would have fared better under his administration than any other. I just pray the next governor focuses more on dualising urban roads, the roads in Nnewi(All single lanes) are so narrow, that a little accident will cause unneccesary hold up for hours.

Eziachi:

You are right in your sentiment but, no modern and serious govt got its role set as building shopping mall or McDonald/KFC chicken restaurant, that is the work of private people who want to invest their cash to make money.

In this 21st century, people should no longer talk about building roads as a target for achievement for any politician. Road, light and water are necessities of life, so its a priority of all levels of govt to provide them for the public fund in their care, not of thank you "sir" for giving us what we are entitled to have in the first place and with our collective wealth.

How many time do we go and heap praises on the presidents of our town unions across Igboland, for using the money we all contributed to execute a desired projects like roads, water, electricity, hospitals, civic centres, erosion control measures, schools etc? So why do people do the opposite on the politicians with your own money they spend without even accounting for?

People should should by now start to demand things like fibrotic broadband possibilities that help and drives modern business and in turn creates thousands of job, total digitally network possibilities. Start to demand first class well equipped 21st century hospitals where diseases like cancer, organ transplant, amputation, diabetes can be paid a closer attention and with an easy access to everybody, free compulsory breast cancer test to every woman over 21 years of age, and prostrate cancer test for men over 55. But today million die each over mosquito bites.

After 100 years of existence, Nigerians deserve a nation with a speed train network to all major cities and a standard train network to every single town.
But what do we get, people hailing a dimwit giving a pickup truck like a father Christmas after 8 years, with billions of public money at his disposal.

jbaur24: [s][/s]


TRASH!

Must you comment? This is Nigeria, go back to exile and remain in your America or Congo where you are more or less a slave..

jbaur24:


The highlighted is the reason why I said you are still very far from facing realities. Our problems at this level of our development are not those stuffs you listed but roads, light, water and food on our table. An average Nigerian or African does not have the need yet for Fibrotic and all those hightech stuff you have mentioned.

Face realities of our time biko..

Eziachi:
South African has those things, you still talking the usual our level of development. If you have money, you don't have to wait to be 300 years old to have something as simple as broadband. When America was this level of your development, their president still goes to work with bicycle and your has 8 fleets of aircraft.
If left for people like you, Africans also may also not be riped for simple mobile phone network.

Eziachi:
South African you are dreaming to overtake their economy, already has those things, you still talking the usual our level of development. If you have money, you don't have to wait to be 300 years old to have something as simple as broadband. When America was this level of your development, their president still goes to work with bicycle and your has 8 fleets of aircraft.
If left for people like you, Africans also may also not be ripe for simple mobile phone network.

jbaur24:


The highlighted is the reason why I said you are still very far from facing realities. Our problems at this level of our development are not those stuffs you listed but roads, light, water and food on our table. An average Nigerian or African does not have the need yet for Fibrotic and all those hightech stuff you have mentioned.

Face realities of our time biko..

jbaur24: Mr Eziachi:


This is South African city of Pretoria.

Does it look like Nigeria and South Africa are mates..?

jbaur24:



Not that some Nigerians can't afford it right now, but what about the majority of Nigerians? I think government should focus more on those areas that affects us most where we have urgent need for which is : food, shelter, healthcare, energy, water, good roads etc..

South Africa is more or less operating at the same level with some European countries and Nigeria cannot pretend to operate on the same pedestal when in reality we are still battling with basic tools of life.

9inches:

I tire o. Aren't we gonna crawl before walking and then running..? I'm pretty sure he said "thanks sir" after a meal or when a new clothing and/or shoes were bought for him when he was a kid, not minding it's the dad's basic responsibility

Eziachi:
Nigeria is older than South Africa with resources South Africa will die to have. Stop making excuses for politicians or celebrating when they are making a fool of our people, just as Peter Obi is doing with his silly last minute pickup truck. In the late 70s I remember my father donating a brand new volkswagen mini bus to my community's newly built secondary school for the girls. A school built by the community from scratch and handed over to the govt of Adekunle Lawal then.

Across Igboland individuals had been donating things to help our people without any noise for donkey years. That is why I was angry as an Igbo son seeing our people being made a fool of by people like Obi and his supporters.

jbaur24: Mr Eziachi:


This is South African city of Pretoria.

[img]http://www.nairaland.com/attachments/1441002_Pretoria_City-view_2242_jpg355cc7eb05a921b3e9317cb9c1aa1ab8[/img]
[img]http://www.nairaland.com/attachments/1441003_1368779420_511061008_4-johannesburg-asphalt-layers-tar-surfaces-pretoria-Services_jpg10b260380cd28065c89cde9ea4d62c8a[/img]

Does it look like Nigeria and South Africa are mates..?