Schematics:
Onitsha (Anambra) - The Anambra State Government has expressed readiness to fence its major dumpsite on the Onitsha-Owerri Road.

The state Commissioner for Environment, Mr Evarest Uba, made this known in an interview with newsmen in Onitsha.

“The fencing will be done with appropriate gates immediately after the abatement of the rains this October.

“With the fencing off, there will be no report of dumping refuse close to the road any longer, while the ugly site the dumpsite registers will cease to be,’’ he said.

“The government, after reviewing all the happening within and around the dumpsite, decided to fence-off the dumpsite as the first of two solutions it has come up with to tackle issues concerning the dumpsite.

“The Solution Two, which will come later, will be coming in of a Ukrainian firm to use the massive dumpsite to generate electricity after sorting out the non-bio-degradable materials.

“We are already discussing with the firm; the discussion, God willing, will materialise after a period of time,’’ he said.

The commissioner said that the solutions were part of the urban renewal strategy meant to reposition Onitsha as a mega-city and commercial hub in West Africa.

Uba urged residents of Onitsha to maintain a clean and healthy environment through proper waste disposal.

“We are appealing to our people to join the government to arrest anybody or group dumping refuse indiscriminately or doing anything inimical to the environment,’’ he said.

http://nigerianobservernews.com/22102014/business/business4.html#.VEdwZvldU5A

Schematics:
Onitsha (Anambra) - The Anambra State Government has expressed readiness to fence its major dumpsite on the Onitsha-Owerri Road.

The state Commissioner for Environment, Mr Evarest Uba, made this known in an interview with newsmen in Onitsha.

“The fencing will be done with appropriate gates immediately after the abatement of the rains this October.

“With the fencing off, there will be no report of dumping refuse close to the road any longer, while the ugly site the dumpsite registers will cease to be,’’ he said.

“The government, after reviewing all the happening within and around the dumpsite, decided to fence-off the dumpsite as the first of two solutions it has come up with to tackle issues concerning the dumpsite.

“The Solution Two, which will come later, will be coming in of a Ukrainian firm to use the massive dumpsite to generate electricity after sorting out the non-bio-degradable materials.

“We are already discussing with the firm; the discussion, God willing, will materialise after a period of time,’’ he said.

The commissioner said that the solutions were part of the urban renewal strategy meant to reposition Onitsha as a mega-city and commercial hub in West Africa.

Uba urged residents of Onitsha to maintain a clean and healthy environment through proper waste disposal.

“We are appealing to our people to join the government to arrest anybody or group dumping refuse indiscriminately or doing anything inimical to the environment,’’ he said.

http://nigerianobservernews.com/22102014/business/business4.html#.VEdwZvldU5A

3dankey:



I am just happy that government have a plan about our environment. Thank you schematics for this.

3dankey:



I am just happy that government have a plan about our environment. Thank you schematics for this.

3dankey:
@ Schematics! We need aggressive orientation concerning our environment. Even though I am happy about this,we still need to keep up with the good work.

I will like to see the Commissioner put all his talk to work and see that we accomplish this great height.
Schematic please do you have any ideal about the airport project apart from the fact that a committee was recently formed to look into it.

Seriously I am worried about the following;
1, The issue of Onitsha river port. If government can convince our importers to use the port thereby reducing the amount they will pay for Trans-loading to smaller barges of ship.
2, If the ^cannot work,then see to it that Abaka Deep seaport is realized and from their connect it by rail from aba to other eastern states(especially Onitsha & Nnewi).
3, Lastly that International/Cargo airport need to be achieved to fully place Anambra in the league of economically viable states.

tabletman1:
from where to where are you going? And which side of anambra did you pass?

tabletman1:
from where to where are you going? And which side of anambra did you pass?

Ilovenigeria:

Some people can lie shaaaa.

tabletman1:
from where to where are you going? And which side of anambra did you pass?

Schematics:
But I told you earlier that the commissioner of environment is on his toes..

spodathug:
you are the liar,mpor rerere ri ka gi.

spodathug:
I was traveling to lagos by car,passed owerri onitsha expressway down to onitsha then took a break to see places around the city,my phone was flat if not i would have supplied this thread with some cool pics.

ChimaAdeoye:



Me sef, I was in Onitsha but my phone died!

IGBOSON1:


^^^Your situation is marginally better than mine! I was in a traffic hold-up in Onitsha the other day, and was just about to start snapping pics with my brand new Iphone when it suddenly grew wings, flew out my hands and straight out the car window.......i almost choked on the gala i was munching on at the time as i watched open-mouthed in amazement as it disappeared in the distance!! Ok, so i phoned Apple to complain, and they said they're not responsible since i unwittingly downloaded a wing-growing virus with the free app i was offered on some dodgy por/no website......they said by now my phone is probably halfway to China where they fuc/kers plan on reselling it!

Moral of the story: If an offer looks too good to be true, it probably is!!

Schematics:
Onitsha (Anambra) - The Anambra State Government has expressed readiness to fence its major dumpsite on the Onitsha-Owerri Road.

The state Commissioner for Environment, Mr Evarest Uba, made this known in an interview with newsmen in Onitsha.

“The fencing will be done with appropriate gates immediately after the abatement of the rains this October.

“With the fencing off, there will be no report of dumping refuse close to the road any longer, while the ugly site the dumpsite registers will cease to be,’’ he said.

“The government, after reviewing all the happening within and around the dumpsite, decided to fence-off the dumpsite as the first of two solutions it has come up with to tackle issues concerning the dumpsite.

“The Solution Two, which will come later, will be coming in of a Ukrainian firm to use the massive dumpsite to generate electricity after sorting out the non-bio-degradable materials.

“We are already discussing with the firm; the discussion, God willing, will materialise after a period of time,’’ he said.

The commissioner said that the solutions were part of the urban renewal strategy meant to reposition Onitsha as a mega-city and commercial hub in West Africa.

Uba urged residents of Onitsha to maintain a clean and healthy environment through proper waste disposal.

“We are appealing to our people to join the government to arrest anybody or group dumping refuse indiscriminately or doing anything inimical to the environment,’’ he said.

http://nigerianobservernews.com/22102014/business/business4.html#.VEdwZvldU5A

Ilovenigeria:
We really need the govt to do something about this our dust and unswept roads.
I went to nnewi today.i wasn't impress yet people shout on net that everywhere is now like dubai.

MOBJECTIVE:
Anymore pictures, Ilovenigeria?

Ilovenigeria:
We really need the govt to do something about this our dust and unswept roads.
I went to nnewi today.i wasn't impress yet people shout on net that everywhere is now like dubai.

InyinyaAgbaOku:


Lol.
the concept of nnewi being japan is more of indigenous technology and not that of environmental looks .

Ilovenigeria:
We really need the govt to do something about this our dust and unswept roads.
I went to nnewi today.i wasn't impress yet people shout on net that everywhere is now like dubai.

Schematics:
Most of those dust around the Triangle are coming from the debris at the site of the construction of the mall. Although Obiano has concluded plans to dualize and rebuild the roads around the area because of the expected traffic the mall will generate when completed..




Governor Willie Obiano was and received by equally enthusiastic residents and traders at Nnewi as he stormed the Shoprite Centre located at the former Nkwo-Nnewi Triangle where he appreciated the pioneering business wizardly of the indigenes of the area led by the late Sir Louis Philip Odumegwu-Ojukwu, whom he recalled was so successful in business that when the Queen of England visited Nigeria many decades ago, he offered the Federal government his personal Rolls Royce Car to chauffer her.

The Governor told the contracting firm, traders, residents and natives that he came on an inspection visit to assess the ongoing work, noting that “what we are constructing here is unprecedented. We don’t have this type of Mall anywhere. The car park is on top of the Mall, It is a befitting edifice to support the business acumen of Nnewi people”

Continued the governor: “Nnewi people are enterprising. We are giving them a Mall so that they can have a befitting business experience. The building will be completed by December this year while business will commence in April 2015. Governor Obiano assured that the road around the site would be dualized in anticipation of an increase in traffic, expressing confidence that the premises would take any number of vehicle given the fact that vehicles would be parked on top of the project while cultural activities of the people would also take place on top of the project.

http://sunnewsonline.com/new/?p=72703