betterABIAstate:
can't wait for this issue to be rectified, its going to bring economic buoyancy to the state.

pray it gets rectified fast...atleast sambo is no longer there

asha80:
pray it gets rectified fast...atleast sambo is no longer there

yeah, same here, aba boys will surely utilize it well. Those guys are good.

Eyinmba stadium

Register, our sweet ladies

betterABIAstate:
yeah, same here, aba boys will surely utilize it well. Those guys are good.

i wonder why abiriba people do not invest in biz in their town

asha80:
i wonder why abiriba people do not invest in biz in their town

Abiriba people own much of Aba central township investments. Aba is in Igboland and hence it is not a wasted investment.

abagoro:


Abiriba people own much of Aba central township investments. Aba is in Igboland and hence it is not a wasted investment.

i know that...just i want to know why they do not invest in their own town that much

asha80:
i know that...just i want to know why they do not invest in their own town that much

It is an extension of the general Igbo problem: lack of will to invest in your own land.

asha80:
i wonder why abiriba people do not invest in biz in their town

seriously, and they are quite rich. The earlier we start investing at home, the better for our states. We should all learn from UGAH.

ChrisOD:


It is an extension of the general Igbo problem: lack of will to invest in your own land.

I don't think so. My problem is with investments outside Igboland. If Tonimas from Anambra invests in Aba, Irange drugs from Imo invests in Onitsha, Arthur Eze from Anambra invests in Enugu or Pius Anyim from Ebonyi invests in Aba or Obianodo(Rockview) from Anambra invests in Owerri there is nothing wrong at all. It helps foster unity.

betterABIAstate:
seriously, and they are quite rich. The earlier we start investing at home, the better for our states. We should all learn from UGAH.

as for the state issue a lot of abiribas have investment in aba so your line about investing in home state is not the issue here...my issue is investing in biz in their own town

abagoro:


I don't think so. My problem is with investments outside Igboland. If Tonimas from Anambra invests in Aba, Irange drugs from Imo invests in Onitsha, Arthur Eze from Anambra invests in Enugu or Pius Anyim from Ebonyi invests in Aba or Obianodo(Rockview) from Anambra invests in Owerri there is nothing wrong at all. It helps foster unity.

But can you explain though why Igbos are apathetic towards investing in Igboland? At first they said it is about location/market. But note that 20 years ago there was no market in Dubai, but today all roads globally lead to Dubai markets.

asha80:
as for the state issue a lot of abiribas have investment in aba so your line about investing in home state is not the issue here...my issue is investing in biz in their own town

well, I guess the cause of searching for prolific business location should be responsible for that.

asha80:
http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/apga-lawmakers-withdraw-support-for-abia-s-n30bn-loan-deal/215966/

nonsense, were they blindfokfed initially?

I guess they are doing this for partisanship reasons.

betterABIAstate:
nonsense, were they blindfokfed initially?

I guess they are doing this for partisanship reasons.

ns so we see am

asha80:
ns so we see am

abeg make them no play politics with abia stat, because the redemption of abia is now or never.

betterABIAstate:
abeg make them no play politics with abia stat, because the redemption of abia is now or never.

do you trust the present governor? If yes why

Ikpeazu should also remember this outfit http://dailypost.ng/2014/01/28/techno-oil-plans-energy-city-abia/

asha80:
do you trust the present governor? If yes why

I don't trust him, I'm only giving him a benefit of doubt.

Road construction and drainage clearance inspection done by Dr ikpeazu last month.

More

For now, doctor ikpeazu is wroking

Ikpeazu stomach

asha80:
Ikpeazu stomach

hahahahahaha, abia's first lady has a lot to do with his diet.

Show me the real Abia.... I mean Ariaria roads

Abia state needs a lot of improvement. Hope this new government will help shape up the state. The state is dirty and lacking development . but the people themselves are hard working

Aba

Same Aba

Demolition of structures and expansion of aba roads.

Massive road construction and rehabilitation in aba

First pix is samek by ariria road

Aba must be rebuilt, that what the governor is doing.