happy jeo enugu people love anambra people,not "like" love! so I don't understand what you mean by them not wanting anambra people to buy land at emene, on the issue of ibeto manumu and ebony state I think federal government is involved in scuttling the whole thing to fevour dangote but it's stupid all the same,some time you look at south east governors the way and manner the respond to strategic issues you will think the are being paid by someone to destroy our land just look at abia since 99 no leader no vision no direction nor focus ebonyi the same enugu and anambra are both luky from the time of obi/chieme

OGOg:

Sincerely, I don't c anything wrong in people building residential houses in states outside the eastern region where they reside, my grouse is there decision to site profitable industries and firms outside SE.
I honestly believe that when we talk about " thinking home " we mean igbos siting there industries and companies in the eastern region and not someone living in Lagos building a 4 storey in awka.

My view exactly, I am the kind of person who would not like to live in a rented apartment for long. It doesn't matter where, as long as I'm in a place earning sustainable income with a prospect of keeping me there longer than 5 years, I will own a house there
Huge investments by "non - indigenes" in unfriendly zones breeds envy and its attendants. That should be carefully considered

if ibeto have resolved the problem with ebonyi that will be a good news,i think it time we stop patronising dangote the man has no single investment in igbo land , if we patronize ibeto the money will still be in igbo land for investment in other areas

asha80:
that is what you should be talking about..siting their industries,businesses and wealth generating outfits in the east.

Not houses

What industrialists need from Govt.
1. Create accessible industrial layouts and make land acquisition in such places easy, settle the host community and do proper environmental impact assessment
2. De-monster the taxation process
3. Create a board that has both supervisory as well as advisory roles over business est. withno more emphasis on technical assistance to newcomers in terms of educative seminars / conferences
4. Liaising with Federal govt. in ensuring that import waivers are implemented fairly. A situation where Hausas in Nigeria Customs Service implement the policy wholly for their brothers while frustrating Industrialist from other zones should be protested against

Cuche:

What industrialists need from Govt.
1. Create accessible industrial layouts and make land acquisition in such places easy, settle the host community and do proper environmental impact assessment
2. De-monster the taxation process
3. Create a board that has both supervisory as well as advisory roles over business est. with more emphasis on technical assistance to newcomers in terms of educative seminars / conferences
4. Liaising with Federal govt. on ensuring that import waivers are implemented fairly. A situation where Hausas in Nigeria Customs Service implement the policy wholly for their brothers while frustrating Industrialist from other zones should be protested against

no need writing these for those in govt if they are competent

badnature:
happy jeo enugu people love anambra people,not "like" love! so I don't understand what you mean by them not wanting anambra people to buy land at emene, on the issue of ibeto manumu and ebony state I think federal government is involved in scuttling the whole thing to fevour dangote but it's stupid all the same,some time you look at south east governors the way and manner the respond to strategic issues you will think the are being paid by someone to destroy our land just look at abia since 99 no leader no vision no direction nor focus ebonyi the same enugu and anambra are both luky from the time of obi/chieme

I'm not talking about "Enugu people", I am talking about people in government - they make the decisions, they allocate the plots etc.

Anyway, what Obiano needs to do urgently is open up the Anam area (with plenty of land) for development. I am happy he's doing that.

HappyJoe:


The problem is South East governors.

Enugu doesn't want Anambra people "to buy up too much land in Emene"

Anambra is watching idly as Onitsha based people go to live in Asaba (instead of opening up the Nsugbe/Igbariam axis with bridges and facilities).

I don't want to talk about Abia (Theodore Orji sacked many Imo workers).

Even in Anambra State some Ogbaru youths are accusing Igbos of buying every available space, do you think those Igbariam places have not been bought up.

The reason why Anambra people move to Asaba is because of building structure, Anambra has been commercialized to the extent that many villages are now having tenants that are not Anambras, Oba, Akuukwu, Ohita, Atani, Ozubulu, Nkwelle-Ezunaka, Ogbunike, Nsugbe, ogidi are all very hot now.

Another reason why Anambra is like this is because of Boko Haram insurgency in North, many people have fled North to Anambra and Asaba. Things are becoming increasingly expensive especially property mkt and foodstuffs.

badnature:
happy jeo enugu people love anambra people,not "like" love! so I don't understand what you mean by them not wanting anambra people to buy land at emene, on the issue of ibeto manumu and ebony state I think federal government is involved in scuttling the whole thing to fevour dangote but it's stupid all the same,some time you look at south east governors the way and manner the respond to strategic issues you will think the are being paid by someone to destroy our land just look at abia since 99 no leader no vision no direction nor focus ebonyi the same enugu and anambra are both luky from the time of obi/chieme

The issue is that Igbos always tend to criticise their leaders openly more than any other ethnic group in Nigeria, visit ogun, oyo and osun states and ask yourself what is actually happening in Nigeria leadership.
Ebonyi state is trying but the reason why Abia State is the most painful is that there is no way you will have Aba and still be owing workers salaries and pensions, there is no way you have Aba and still be running helter skelter whenever there is drop in the price of oil.

Many states in Nigeria wish they have a 1/3 economy of Aba alone not Abia State, but look at Abia State and her Niger Delta allocation plus Aba and see we need to shed tears.

badnature:
if ibeto have resolved the problem with ebonyi that will be a good news,i think it time we stop patronising dangote the man has no single investment in igbo land , if we patronize ibeto the money will still be in igbo land for investment in other areas

Nwanne udiri okwuaa ana agba ya ka izu, ekwuna ya ka onye iro ga aghota ihe ana eme, were nwayo gwaba ndi be anyi ka ha mara.

Ndewo

badnature:
if ibeto have resolved the problem with ebonyi that will be a good news,i think it time we stop patronising dangote the man has no single investment in igbo land , if we patronize ibeto the money will still be in igbo land for investment in other areas

I think its a kind of economic policy by Northern industralists never to situate their business concerns anywhere in the south east. The fartherst we can go south is in the south south.

Samad Rabiu's BUA Group will be commissioning its cement factory at Okpelle, Edo state, later this month. Dangote's Dansa fruits has a 400,000 hectares of orchard farm in Cross river state.

I'd really love to see Ibeto/East join the league of cement producers in Nigeria. Ashaka cement in Gombe state is 'representing' the North. The West is arguable the largest producer of cement in Nigeria with Ogun state having Lafarge cement I & II, Dangote cement, ICCM is currently building one at Sagamu, NBBRI is building another in Otta, and its going to be Pozzolona cement plant which is different from the Portland cement brand.

There is nothing stopping Ibeto from working.

CreampieAngela:
I think its a kind of economic policy by Northern industralists never to situate their business concerns anywhere in the south east. The fartherst we can go south is in the south south.

See who's talking...If only the so called Northern Industrialists could go a bit up North and put food on the tables of their own citizens whose misery has become the cynosure of the whole world.

"Industrialists"...How many of them...name each of them and where the industrie(s) is/are situated?

Deltagiant:


See who's talking...If only the so called Northern Industrialists could go a bit up North and put food on the tables of their own citizens whose misery has become the cynosure of the whole world.

"Industrialists"...How many of them...name each of them and where the industrie(s) is/are situated?

sheath your rusty sword. My comment is innocous.

Dp

CreampieAngela:
Dp

Left for me I wouldn't like to see any Nigeria company mining or exploiting any mineral deposit in Igboland.

I like as Orient is doing in Anambra, Nestoil is doing in Anioma and Ibeto in Ebonyi, I want Igbo resources and its exploitations to be done by Igbos, be it farming, mineral or whatever.

From the fertile plains of Agbor down to the arable land of Abakaliki should be exploited by Igbo companies.

We need to keep everything in Igboland 100% Igbo own to avoid exploitation and economic imperialism.

Vietnamese decided to stop Chinese coys investing in Vietnam, many countries are becoming cautious of allowing foreigners into their enclaves to exploit minerals and other things.

Everytime I see scrap metals living Igboland to Lagos I felt like shedding tears but thank God I saw one metal company at Asaba last week, many vehicles laden with scrap metals are parked there being off loaded.

By the time Omus Industries will be completed we will have another steel rolling mill in Igboland exploiting our resources.

Igbos should start forming and building corporations so that we will be lesser prone to economic exploitations and imperialisms by the outside world.

Deltagiant:


See who's talking...If only the so called Northern Industrialists could go a bit up North and put food on the tables of their own citizens whose misery has become the cynosure of the whole world.

"Industrialists"...How many of them...name each of them and where the industrie(s) is/are situated?

No war, every comment shouldn't elicit belligerent reply.

BuddahMonk:


Left for me I wouldn't like to see any Nigeria company mining or exploiting any mineral deposit in Igboland.

I like as Orient is doing in Anambra, Nestoil is doing in Anioma and Ibeto in Ebonyi, I want Igbo resources and its exploitations to be done by Igbos, be it farming, mineral or whatever.

From the fertile plains of Agbor down to the arable land of Abakaliki should be exploited by Igbo companies.

We need to keep everything in Igboland 100% Igbo own to avoid exploitation and economic imperialism.

Vietnamese decided to stop Chinese coys investing in Vietnam, many countries are becoming cautious of allowing foreigners into their enclaves to exploit minerals and other things.

Everytime I see scrap metals living Igboland to Lagos I felt like shedding tears but thank God I saw one metal company at Asaba last week, many vehicles laden with scrap metals are parked there being off loaded.

By the time Omus Industries will be completed we will have another steel rolling mill in Igboland exploiting our resources.

Igbos should start forming and building corporations so that we will be lesser prone to economic exploitations and imperialisms by the outside world.

where is tho onus industries located and who owns it?

ft: rangers 2:3 ifeanyiuba fc (oriental derby)

Igbo companies in igboland exploiting Igbo minerals, give no foreigner a chance, let's keep it 100% like many European and Asian countries are doing.

Let out government tax our coys, let the profits remain in our land, this is how its being done world over now, nobody wants to be raped, plundered, exploited and ransacked economically.

The one British took are enough, all the coals in Enugu shouldn't be used to fire any power project outside Igboland, if you want to exploit the coals in enugu build coal powered plant.

Oil wells in Abia and Imo should be trickishly freed from those that are holding and exploiting them.

We need to do this, an outside investor is a businessman whose sole aim is profit, an indigenous investor make profit, retain profits and invest in his people.

BuddahMonk:


Left for me I wouldn't like to see any Nigeria company mining or exploiting any mineral deposit in Igboland.

I like as Orient is doing in Anambra, Nestoil is doing in Anioma and Ibeto in Ebonyi, I want Igbo resources and its exploitations to be done by Igbos, be it farming, mineral or whatever.

From the fertile plains of Agbor down to the arable land of Abakaliki should be exploited by Igbo companies.

We need to keep everything in Igboland 100% Igbo own to avoid exploitation and economic imperialism.

Vietnamese decided to stop Chinese coys investing in Vietnam, many countries are becoming cautious of allowing foreigners into their enclaves to exploit minerals and other things.

Everytime I see scrap metals living Igboland to Lagos I felt like shedding tears but thank God I saw one metal company at Asaba last week, many vehicles laden with scrap metals are parked there being off loaded.

By the time Omus Industries will be completed we will have another steel rolling mill in Igboland exploiting our resources.

Igbos should start forming and building corporations so that we will be lesser prone to economic exploitations and imperialisms by the outside world.

My brother I saw the company we are getting there, I also saw Wictech massive industry in Asaba they have their office in Awka, Orient also want to site their permanent head office in Awka

asha80:
where is tho onus industries located and who owns it?

Omus is along Atani Road, opposite Perobe construction and PZ by the right, Omus is by the left before Krisoral formerly PowerMike Sports Complex.

The company is among those government give fund under ASBA project to commence operation.

FKO81:

My brother I saw the company we are getting there, I also saw Wictech massive industry in Asaba they have their office in Awka, Orient also want to site their permanent head office in Awka

Nwanne that WicTech is massive but they haven't started operations yet, do you know Eastern Roofings at Awka by the left of Kwata ?

BuddahMonk:


Omus is along Atani Road, opposite Perobe construction and PZ by the right, Omus is by the left before Krisoral formerly PowerMike Sports Complex.

The company is among those government give fund under ASBA project to commence operation.

ouk once wanted to set up steel plant in igbere..dont think he is serious though

BuddahMonk:


Nwanne that WicTech is massive but they haven't started operations yet, do you know Eastern Roofings at Awka by the left of Kwata ?

Yes I took pictures of some industries in Awka, I want to cover other industrial areas I might open new thrend for it, around Ogunike there are many industries opening up there if truth be told Anambra state is most indigenous industrial state in Nigeria.

asha80:
where is tho onus industries located and who owns it?

Most likely Bro Omus

I swear, Thats wat my dad calls him

FKO81:

Yes I took pictures of some industries in Awka, I want to cover other industrial areas I might open new thrend for it, around Ogunike there are many industries opening up there if truth be told Anambra state is most indigenous industrial state in Nigeria.

why open a thread for it while you can post it here?must others be informed on what is happening in your state?if they are interested they can always come here to find out?

FKO81:

Yes I took pictures of some industries in Awka, I want to cover other industrial areas I might open new thrend for it, around Ogunike there are many industries opening up there if truth be told Anambra state is most indigenous industrial state in Nigeria.

Can't wait for ur picture update. Thumbs up

asha80:
why open a thread for it while you can post it here?must others be informed on what is happening in your state?if they are interested they can always come here to find out?

K thanks!

funkybully:


Can't wait for ur picture update. Thumbs up

Soon

yang:


Most likely Bro Omus

I swear, Thats wat my dad calls him

Do you know him, the company is one of the largest iron steel marketing coy in East.

Do you know Nkwubuego,

BuddahMonk:


Omus is along Atani Road, opposite Perobe construction and PZ by the right, Omus is by the left before Krisoral formerly PowerMike Sports Complex.

The company is among those government give fund under ASBA project to commence operation.

I am more interested about this Omus company. Any one here that can give us more info into what the compnay is all about. Am staying very close to where Bau is building his new factory of 3.0MTPA.

4dankey:


I am more interested about this Omus company. Any one here that can give us more info into what the compnay is all about. Am staying very close to where Bau is building his new factory of 3.0MTPA.

Iron and steel, metal pipes and PVCs.

Where is the bolded happening

BuddahMonk:


Do you know him, the company is one of the largest iron steel marketing coy in East.

Do you know Nkwubuego,

Buddah nwanne, what do u mean by the largest marketing in the East, I mean marketing? That means they buy from others and sale or they manufacture themselves and sell. Now for Bau cement it have started producing cement and here in okpella and also auchi his cement can being almost everywhere.

My brother we need to change the east for good in terms of Manufacturing. Am happy about this steel plant in anambra and I hope others can come up to. It is only us from the east that criticize our government and we keep them on their tools. Come to edo state and see, with all the oil money u will see little no visible development in term of roads and their are still proud of their government.