| Re: Update On Awka Flyovers, Anambra State by Richie0974: 6:34pm On Feb 03, 2016 |
pasol4real:
You be olodo So some one who is doing his job well should not be praised?
Some one who made Life easy n comfortable for u ?
Some one who makes u proud ?
Common this particular governor deserves all the praise
he can get. You have to be a special type of dumbass if you can't express yourself without having to insult. I guess that's what praising the politicians has done to you. |
| Re: Update On Awka Flyovers, Anambra State by Richie0974: 6:36pm On Feb 03, 2016 |
continentalceo:
We Praise them to encourage them because we have 36 Governors in Nigeria but only a handful embark on massive developmental projects like this. Others just loot and share the money. So that's why its good to encourage this few that are doing their best telling them that the people see what they are doing and appreciate them for it
That's the Nigerian mentality, until we realise that millions are more powerful than a single person we'll continue to praise them for the peanuts they give. |
| Re: Update On Awka Flyovers, Anambra State by mandax: 2:52am On Feb 04, 2016 |
Abagworo:
The way they are fighting Okorocha may make them never to smell that office. Orlu zone has majority of wealthy people, almost the entire oil, highest population and highest LGAs. Just take 2 LGAs and add to whoever they support and election is over.
I however plead with Imolites to forgive them and let justice and equity reign. I personally will like Mbaise to produce Governor come 2019 but I can't seem to figure out who. Ihedioha cannot be Governor for sure. Prof Njoku will be more acceptable to other Imolites. Ha ha ha, Orlu zone - united? Does even Okorocha believe that he is from Orlu zone? the same Orlu zone Okorocha has left under-developed - partly demolished the zone's only stadium and left it to ruin, as he built two new stadium structures in quick successions in Owerri. Orlu zone where people in the principal city have been breathing dust into the lungs in the last four years from roads scraped open and abandoned by Okorocha contractors, while Okorocha is building new roads in Owerri in areas where no one is yet living. Orlu zone people who Okorocha denied water supply project that was supposed to be their turn. Orlu zone Okorocha promised Prince Hotel, never built it, but started similar Prince and Akachi Hotels in Okigwe and Owerri respectively. Park well. |
| Re: Update On Awka Flyovers, Anambra State by lolzzzz: 9:40am On Feb 04, 2016 |
Schematics:
Ignore the bitter troll. He owns these handles customized13, menabadoo, lolzzzz, Nwabekeyi, inlandtapan etc. He is not yoruba, don't mind his moniker..it's just a cover. 
anybody that doesn't say your wish is chidiebere, onye ara. |
| Re: Update On Awka Flyovers, Anambra State by 123papas(m): 11:03am On Feb 04, 2016 |
atleast you cant deny that clearing Onitsha dirt piles (and institutionalizing the process of doing so) was a signature change project. During Tinubu's 8 yrs in LASG, he was busy clearing dirts which most people thought was excellent. AtlanticBreeze:
yawnssssssssss.... all these long epistles because there are no signature projects to die to obi's administration despite receiving more money and spending more years than obiano? rubbish |
| Re: Update On Awka Flyovers, Anambra State by 123papas(m): 11:07am On Feb 04, 2016 |
Indeed Awka is physically developing. Hope it is the same economically post=42579849:
Awka is fast developing 1 Like |
| Re: Update On Awka Flyovers, Anambra State by chiefobdk(m): 11:52am On Feb 04, 2016 |
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| Re: Update On Awka Flyovers, Anambra State by Kennycyphers(m): 6:06pm On Feb 04, 2016 |
AnamCity:
This was commissioned last year and they are working night and day to make the city the best in Nigeria.
In keeping with the desire of the Governor Willie Obiano administration to create a decent environment for the people, the Nigerian Institute of Architects (NIA) is partnering with the Awka Capital Territory Development Authority (ACTDA) to develop a world-class city focused on Dubai Model City concept. Stakeholders converged over the weekend for the 2015 NIA State Chapter Annual Conference organized by NIA and ACTDA at the Emmaus House, Awka with the theme: “Developing An Effective Urban Master Plan for Awka Capital Territory.”
Speaking after declaring the one-day seminar open, governor Obiano stated that as a friend of the “built environment” who is excited with the activities of the NIA, he believes in professional organizations driving the process of infrastructural development. Governor Obiano who was represented by the Executive Vice Chairman, and Chief Executive Officer of ACTDA, Arc. Michael Okonkwo recalled that since the May 15, 2014 inauguration of the 10-man Board for ACTDA, the team has kept pace with the mandate to transform Awka like Dubai did from 1990 to 2013.
To achieve the transformation, Obiano said ACTDA was mandated to accelerate infrastructural development of the Awka Capital Territory, prepare a Master Plan for the Territory, implement the Awka Capital Territory Master Plan, provide infrastructural services and coordinate all building development activities of the private sector, parastatals and government agencies within the Territory.
According to him, the Awka Capital Territory consists of six local government areas in part or in whole of Anaocha, Awka North, Awka South, Dunukofia, Njikoka and Orumba North.
He pointed out that the Model City Concept for Awka Capital Territory considered and adopted most efficient, productive, lucrative and affordable design principles before settling for three Capital Cities of Dubai of United Arab Emirates; Seoul, the capital city of South Korea and Kigali, the capital city of Republic of Rwanda
The governor stressed that the importance he attaches to an orderly environment informed the speed with which he approved the Development Control Manual (DCM) produced by ACTDA, geared towards ensuring orderliness that will propel sustainable development in Awka Capital Territory and control of land use and institution of compliance with space standards and approved designs. He said ACTDA has completed such projects as Aerial Photography of Awka Capital Territory with a resolution of 10 cm, using a mapping that produces a higher Digital Terrain Model height accuracy for urban planning and engineering designs and aerial photogrammetric method of surveying that involves measurement and interpretation of features directly from aerial photography.
In his welcome address, Chairman of the State chapter of NIA, Arc. Peter Okpala noted that the theme of the conference was carefully chosen as a major contribution of the Association to the infrastructural development in the State, stressing that “the choice was informed by our decision to partner with the current administration of governor Obiano that has shown good desire to lay a solid foundation for orderly infrastructural development.”
“The members of the NIA Anambra State, very desirous of working to improve our environment, saw the setting up of Awka Capital Territory Development Authority as a wonderful opportunity to create a world-class city in our State and also a platform for us to achieve our long desire to create a decent environment for our people. There might have been attempts to produce the master plan before now, but it never materialized.
“He appreciated the governor for appointing professionals in the art of governance, adding that his quick response during the period of incessant collapse of building in the State and setting up Collapsed Building Panel has ensure that not a single building has collapsed again unlike between June and September 2014 when about 10 buildings collapsed in the State”.
While hailing Rubend Nig. Ltd and Intercolor Ltd for their exhibitions, at the conference, Arc Okpala sought for partnership with the State government in the areas of project monitoring and supervision for which the Association requested for a bus and project monitoring vehicle for effectiveness.
Resources Persons presented papers during the occasion namely: “Urban Renewal Plan/Redevelopment Structure for the Capital Territory” by Professor Leonard Muoghalu; “Sustainable Urban Development Plan” by Arc Adibe Njoku; “Waste Management System/Refuse Disposal” by Dr. Anthony Okoye and “Effective Physical Planning Laws/Legislation” by Arc. Chijioke Okwuowulu.
Others are “Fire Control Safety Management” by Engr. Martins Agbili; “Security System and Management” by CP Hosea Karma; “Traffic Control and Management “ by Mr. Sunday Ajayi and “Developing An Effective Urban Waste Management System for Sustainable Environment.” @ANAMCITY; Thanks for the info.. its nice to make proposals but it should be followed up with Action.. I look forward to A well planned Awka City. |
| Re: Update On Awka Flyovers, Anambra State by AnamCity: 6:10pm On Feb 04, 2016 |
Kennycyphers:
@ANAMCITY; Thanks for the info.. its nice to make proposals but it should be followed up with Action.. I look forward to A well planned Awka City. It is now at the implementation stage. The city is structures in line with Kigali, Dubai and Seoul. Greenwood City is another new city within the Capital territory being executed by the government. Below are some of the roads being built there, it is a standard gauge roads that comes with walk-ways, grassed kerbs-sidewalks etc. Even the new 3-Arms zone is being built inside the Greenwood-city. 1 Like 
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| Re: Update On Awka Flyovers, Anambra State by Kennycyphers(m): 6:20pm On Feb 04, 2016 |
AnamCity:
It is now at the implementation stage. The city is structures in line with Kigali, Dubai and Seoul. Greenwood City is another new city within the Capital territory being executed by the government. Below are some of the roads being built there, it is a standard gauge roads that comes with walk-ways, grassed kerbs-sidewalks etc. Even the new 3-Arms zone is being built inside the Greenwood-city. Which part of Anambra is this? |
| Re: Update On Awka Flyovers, Anambra State by AnamCity: 6:24pm On Feb 04, 2016 |
Kennycyphers:
Which part of Anambra is this? It is Awka, part of the Greenwood-city. 1 Like |
| Re: Update On Awka Flyovers, Anambra State by Kennycyphers(m): 6:29pm On Feb 04, 2016 |
AnamCity:
It is Awka, part of the Greenwood-city.
I have not seen this part of Awka before... |
| Re: Update On Awka Flyovers, Anambra State by AnamCity: 6:33pm On Feb 04, 2016 |
Kennycyphers:
I have not seen this part of Awka before... Ask around when next you are in Awka or ask a cab-man to take you to Greenwood, it is not far from Awka mall adjacent to Abuja Housing Estate. The road projects might have gone far beyond this because those snapshots were taken some time last year. 2 Likes |
| Re: Update On Awka Flyovers, Anambra State by ucnwafor(m): 10:03pm On Feb 05, 2016 |
OBAFEMIawolowo:
Wellie is not working Jack, I'm currently serving in anmabra state. These flyovers are quite unnecessary (except that of aroma junction) because the roads in awka are tiny and substandard. Awka looks like a village and he's busy building flyover on the express.
The flyover project is just eye service, he should have enlarged roads in awka, build pedestrian walkway and upgrade the city generally.
Total waste of money for now. o boy go sleep if u no get anything better to say ok, do u know anambra state more than ours.......anambra state suppose to have developed more than this, come to onitsha and see mansions built by anambra guys, so we need govt to come and develop our state for foreign investment ok...... yoloba boy 1 Like |
| Re: Update On Awka Flyovers, Anambra State by ucnwafor(m): 10:18pm On Feb 05, 2016 |
Ilovemystate:
Your are a pathological lair, the three flyover within Awka metropolis was flagged off third quarter of 2014 by Gov Obiano.
Anambra State Governor Willie Obiano launched yesterday the building of three flyovers in Awka. Commissioner for Works Calistus Ilozumba said they would cost N5billion. The governor also launched the construction of the three arms zone located at Agu-Awka....
http://www.news247.com.ng/news/obiano-to-build-three-flyovers my brother u will live to see your generation to generations, dnt mind some rife rafe that don't know anything about anambra people, politics |
