deomelllo:

uglyafonja:


Anambra shoe industrial clusters commissioned by obiano last month have more than 2000 workers ,who makes more money than the few workers in this plastic factory....
We don't make noise, we are entrepreneurs, we don't like salary jobs, we create our own business...
Anambra shoe industrial cluster export over 1million shoe monthly


https://m.thenigerianvoice.com/news/259800/anambra-commences-shoe-production-targe.html

https://m.thenigerianvoice.com/news/259800/anambra-commences-shoe-production-targe.html

https://m.thenigerianvoice.com/news/259800/anambra-commences-shoe-production-targe.html

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http://www.tribuneonlineng.com/anambra-south-african-firm-sign-44m-mou-revamp-onitsha-water-scheme/
Anambra, South African firm sign $44m MOU to revamp Onitsha Water Scheme
May 16, 2017
I don't know why this e-goats from afonja land like comparing their state with Anambra

Anambra, South African firm sign $44m MOU to revamp Onitsha Water Scheme

The Anambra State government has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with a quoted South African firm, EOH Industrial Technologies, for the revitalisation of the Onitsha Water Scheme at $44 million (N1.34bn).

Speaking at the occasion at the Governor’s Lodge, Amawbia near Awka on Thursday, Gov. Willie Obiano said the project would be carried out in three phases.

Obiano, who stated that the project would involve revitalisation and expansion of the Onitsha Water Scheme, added that this would entail conducting a feasibility study, inventory audit and calibration.

He said the intake facility at Nkpor water treatment plant and the Nkissi treatment plant at Onitsha would be reactivated.

The Governor said rehabilitation works would be carried out on the mains, pipelines, pumps, valves, reservoirs, boreholes and the reticulated tributaries to the households in all areas of Onitsha.

Obiano noted that the project was strategic to Onitsha, being one of the most populated towns in the country, and stressed the need to modernise infrastructure and other basic amenities in the area.

He said his administration’s desire was to revamp 376 moribund water schemes built by the previous administrations in partnership with the UNESCO.

The governor, who assured that most of the water schemes will become functional within four months, urged the South African firm to commence work immediately on the Onitsha Water Scheme.

Earlier, Igwe Cyril Enweze, Chairman, Anambra State Investment Promotion and Protection Agency (ANSIPPA), said when completed, the project would ensure provision of potable water to the people.

Pics from Onitsha water scheme

deomelllo:
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Anambra is far developed than other western states and fourth largest economy after Lagos, Rivers and Abuja

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When will you state capital Osogbo be like this

deomelllo:
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FlyoruB:


Damn! You people no dey shame. You dey cite commissioning of blocks of lockup shops (not even equipments o, but ordinary shops!!) your state government built in order to relocate shoemakers as achievement?? So that is the best your supposed best state in the SE has to show of recent against Osun How pitiful.

Ogun state dey commission the likes of petroplex and state of the art factories, your own state is commissioning blocks of shops and you are not ashamed?? E don be for una.

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I wonder why ant enjoying disturbing elephant, you commission one plastics industry and started screaming Anambra every where do you know list of plastics industries in Anambra

Just imagine Ant and Elephant

Pics of Osun and Anambra

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I wonder why ant enjoying disturbing elephant, you commission one plastics industry and started screaming Anambra every where do you know list of plastics industries in Anambra

Just imagine Ant and Elephant

Pics of Osun and Anambra

deomelllo:

















Useless, backward and stone age clowns..

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Aregbe is still constructing one flyover for more than 7yrs now with huge debt hanging on your neck and you generation, while gov Obiano constructed 3 flyovers with 5 bridges under 3 and half years without borrowing

okway:
Aregbesola never fails to impress me.

He executes projects, he doesn't make noise before execution.

The rate Osun, Ogun and Lagos are going, I fear for the future of the SE.

FlyoruB:


If only your governor could attract this sort of investment to your state, your brothers won't be all over other regions constituting a nuisance hawking gala. Smh.

FlyoruB:


Omo, the rate at which those parasites have started flooding Oshogbo is scary. They've been seeing pix of the all-round development going on in Osun and have started fleeing their villages for Oshogbo. Seriously, their governors need to get to work to stem the tide. They need to sit their butts back in their villages and develop themselves.

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Ant and Elephant


1,2 Osun and 3,4 Anambra

okway:


[s]People often move to where they develop.
Igbos migrating to Yorubaland in huge droves shows 1) The SW is the most developed region in Nigeria 2) The SE is underdeveloped and it continues to retrogress.

Development
1. Urban planning
2. Sustainable infrastructure
3. Jobs and business opportunities

These are the 3 major factors of development that has grown in Yorubaland over the last 5 years. The developmental growth is crazy amazing! [/s]

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Igbos are crabbing the little lift in your states
https://www.premiumtimesng.com/regional/ssouth-west/246950-south-west-states-rank-poorly-debt-sustainability-report.h

South-west states rank poorly in debt, sustainability report

Some states in the South-west region have been listed to be barely sustainable as they ranked poorly in a new fiscal sustainability report released by civic advocacy platform, BudgIT.

The report, which looked into the viability of states in Nigeria, was titled “State of States” and was launched by the civic group last week in Abuja.

According to the report, Ekiti and Osun states ranked 35th and 36th positions respectively in the Fiscal Sustainability Index as the two states were placed on the bottom of the list among the 36 states of the federation.

Oyo and Ondo states were also placed on the 30th and 25th positions respectively

okway:


People often move to where they develop.
Igbos migrating to Yorubaland in huge droves shows 1) The SW is the most developed region in Nigeria 2) The SE is underdeveloped and it continues to retrogress.

Development
1. Urban planning
2. Sustainable infrastructure
3. Jobs and business opportunities

These are the 3 major factors of development that has grown in Yorubaland over the last 5 years. The developmental growth is crazy amazing!

okway:
Two things are going to happen in a couple of years

FortifiedCity:
Ordinary plastic company.

I don't know when Nigerian will start acting big in this country