Hear him:I was at Achalla villagein Umuchu Anambra State to inspect the pace of work at the ongoing road construction. I am so glad that the road is almost 75% complete.
Looking at the road today, I rewind to last year, when it was only a thick forest with just a foot path.
I am happy at the level of work done, the commitment and dedication of the engineers and contractors. They were able to control the mighty erosion that gave me sleepless nights and haunting thoughts of the possibility of the road.
Very soon we shall be back to cut the ribbons and people of Achalla, Umuchu in Aguata L.G.A would rejoice at the emergence of a new access road.
I appreciate the creative and intelligent efforts of the site Engineer, contractors and all who join and support me in making this feat possible.
God willing, we shall do more.
#Anambrashallbewell. Cc:Lalasticlala

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y u no show us bfor pics, ooooo chineke, ftc again?am tired ooo. bt mean while try watch saloni n sacred ties on zee world.its good for ur soul

[size=16pt]Type of threads that make people mock the SE.

Just look at the gravel road and it's tiny width with no gutters. Only God knows its length.

Anyhow, tell this guy to invest in agriculture, poultry and build small agro-based factories to employ youths in his community. That will help develop his place much faster than the 100 short gravel roads[/size].

GOOD. Happy Sunday Godwin Ezeemo. I must surely be like u wen I grow up.

Lovely,..










Igbo amaka











Igbo mara mma na ese okwu

This man is creating over 1 thousand jobs in Umuchu alone & hundreds arround Anambra State in various investment ranging from Agriculture/Agrobusinesses,Media,Logistic, Food processing etc!

The man is contesting for governor in the next election. He is pouring water on the ground so that he would step on cold soil as yoruba people will say.... I may be wrong tho

This is a very good development... Thumps up!

ChimaAdeoye:
[size=16pt]Type of threads that make people mock the SE.

Just look at the gravel road and it's tiny width. Only God knows its length.

Anyhow, tell this guy to invest in agriculture, poultry and build small agro-based factories to employ youths in his community. That will help develop his place much faster than the 100 short gravel roads[/size].

BAD BELLE
No matter the level of hatred u hv against a man who is helping his kinsmen, u cannot level him cuz he's too high.

Abi u prefer Buhari who helps his fullani kinsmen to kill and behead people?

Keep deceicing yourself with lgbo name.
Ewu awusa

Lalasticlala come & share this goodnews!

Good work by you sir. Wish every rich/comfortable person can do this in their community and stop waiting for the government. This country would have been a very comfortable place to live in.

fkpboss:
The man is contesting for governor in the next election. He is pouring water on the ground so that he would step on cold soil as yoruba people will say.... I may be wrong tho

...... if this is a way to pour water, then this is a good way of pouring water!

Show us ur pictures while clearing the smelly gutter in front of ur house or filling up the potholes in your street with hardcore first before castigating someone for bringing access road to his village.

@chimaadeoye

ChimaAdeoye:
[size=16pt]Type of threads that make people mock the SE.
Just look at the gravel road and it's tiny width with no gutters. Only God knows its length.
Anyhow, tell this guy to invest in agriculture, poultry and build small agro-based factories to employ youths in his community. That will help develop his place much faster than the 100 short gravel roads[/size].

dis is the kind of news we should be hearing, hence govt has abandoned us, let the rich help

ChimaAdeoye:
[size=16pt]Type of threads that make people mock the SE.

Just look at the gravel road and it's tiny width with no gutters. Only God knows its length.

Anyhow, tell this guy to invest in agriculture, poultry and build small agro-based factories to employ youths in his community. That will help develop his place much faster than the 100 short gravel roads[/size].

I received some Nigerian farmers who came from Belgium and Lagos to see the progress we are making at Orient Farm.
They were so amazed at how much we have done; our determination and dedication to make Agriculture a strong hold in our economy and the rate of employment Orient Farm has created through Agriculture.
I took the liberty of taking them to our Cucumber and water melon Farms, which span over 134 hectares of land in Achalla, Umuchu, Aguata L.G.A, and we had the fortune of plucking the cucumber and water melon fruits and having a taste of the delicious fruits.
They offered their professional advice, suggestions and recommendations on how we could further enhance our farming.
Anambra could be the food basket of the Nation and even Africa. It is not impossible, but very possible, and we should work towards making it a reality.
#Anambrashallbewell

I received some Nigerian farmers who came from Belgium and Lagos to see the progress we are making at Orient Farm.
They were so amazed at how much we have done; our determination and dedication to make Agriculture a strong hold in our economy and the rate of employment Orient Farm has created through Agriculture.
I took the liberty of taking them to our Cucumber and water melon Farms, which span over 134 hectares of land in Achalla, Umuchu, Aguata L.G.A, and we had the fortune of plucking the cucumber and water melon fruits and having a taste of the delicious fruits.
They offered their professional advice, suggestions and recommendations on how we could further enhance our farming.
Anambra could be the food basket of the Nation and even Africa. It is not impossible, but very possible, and we should work towards making it a reality.
#Anambrashallbewell

Lalasticlala front page please!

This man is developing a Cattle Ranch @ Umuchu athat will be able to supply most of the meat needs in Anambra State!.(pic) Some of The Cow in His Farm

Lalasticlala where are You?

Such efforts must be commended.
Even the basic road tarring is not cheap and thus mostly avoided by most philantropists.
Even politicians who receive constituency project allocations avoid this project because of the huge capital involvement.
So,anyone that embarks on even the basic tarring from his personal funds must be encouraged and praised.

Bia, wa, come, which one now? Is it the food they're sharing that is the focal point or the cows indeed?

Lalasticlala news don come

Wow, kudos. GOD bless him

some pple will cry after reading dis

Ok

K

Vendoor:
This is a very good development... Thumps up!

....... very good development. Thumbs up sis!

Anambra my state! Nanka repping

Hmmm