EastGold:
And nobody has deemed it necessary to fix this anomaly?

Hand over power to yeebohs at your peril.

SmartPolician:


This man doesn't know the meaning of illiteracy

You need to return to your primary school, if you attended any

This is outright negligence

EastGold:
And nobody has deemed it necessary to fix this anomaly?

Hand over power to yeebohs at your peril.

Metrix147:
A Customary Court in Arochukwu local government area of Abia state still bears Imo on its signboard 29 years after Abia was created, ABN TV's finding reveals.

The military junta under Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida had in 1991 created Abia from Imo State.

Since the creation of the state however, no major renovation has taken place in the court, leaving it dilapidated state even as the court continues to sit despite challenges.

A member of the community, Ogbonnaya Ikokwu told ABN TV that the roof of the court is collapsed, causing it to leak uncontrollably when it rains.

He further added that the colonial building does not have pews and tables apart from the ones inherited from old Imo State.

"The panel of the customary Court sit under this hash environment to hear cases without electricity, fan nor air conditioner.

"The few benches and tables inside the court were those The floor of the Court Hall and other offices are still just cemented floor with cracks all over.

"The accused and witness boxes inside the court hall looked like cages found in poultry farms. It's not funny at all" he said.

Source: https://abntv.ng/2020/07/arochukwu-customary-court-bears-imo-29-years-after-creation-of-abia-photos/

Metrix147:
A Customary Court in Arochukwu local government area of Abia state still bears Imo on its signboard 29 years after Abia was created, ABN TV's finding reveals.

The military junta under Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida had in 1991 created Abia from Imo State.

Since the creation of the state however, no major renovation has taken place in the court, leaving it dilapidated state even as the court continues to sit despite challenges.

A member of the community, Ogbonnaya Ikokwu told ABN TV that the roof of the court is collapsed, causing it to leak uncontrollably when it rains.

He further added that the colonial building does not have pews and tables apart from the ones inherited from old Imo State.

"The panel of the customary Court sit under this hash environment to hear cases without electricity, fan nor air conditioner.

"The few benches and tables inside the court were those The floor of the Court Hall and other offices are still just cemented floor with cracks all over.

"The accused and witness boxes inside the court hall looked like cages found in poultry farms. It's not funny at all" he said.

Source: https://abntv.ng/2020/07/arochukwu-customary-court-bears-imo-29-years-after-creation-of-abia-photos/

adebayo201:
Change of name in this case might not be necessary. I might be wrong though but some times, the caretaker of the building might not find it important to change the name.

Left to me, it's an act of history that some states were created from another states as far as they're in the same country.


Happy Sunday

Bighead9:
So, nobody go school for that Office? This speaks volume about the quality of Education in that Region.

murphyibiam15:

I'm telling you bro.. You know abịa so well.. Imagine we had to travel to Arochukwu for a burial that should take 3 hours lasted more than 6 hrs because of the bad Ohafia to Arochukwu road.. Seriously Abia state is the worsed governed state in the south east

Metrix147:
A Customary Court in Arochukwu local government area of Abia state still bears Imo on its signboard 29 years after Abia was created, ABN TV's finding reveals.

The military junta under Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida had in 1991 created Abia from Imo State.

Since the creation of the state however, no major renovation has taken place in the court, leaving it dilapidated state even as the court continues to sit despite challenges.

A member of the community, Ogbonnaya Ikokwu told ABN TV that the roof of the court is collapsed, causing it to leak uncontrollably when it rains.

He further added that the colonial building does not have pews and tables apart from the ones inherited from old Imo State.

"The panel of the customary Court sit under this hash environment to hear cases without electricity, fan nor air conditioner.

"The few benches and tables inside the court were those The floor of the Court Hall and other offices are still just cemented floor with cracks all over.

"The accused and witness boxes inside the court hall looked like cages found in poultry farms. It's not funny at all" he said.

Source: https://abntv.ng/2020/07/arochukwu-customary-court-bears-imo-29-years-after-creation-of-abia-photos/

hisgrace090:
Arochukwu town!


A travel to this local govt will make you weep for them do to chains of neglected bad road in need of urgent attention that seems to be coming from nowhere.

People did not know that so many towns in abia state have not witnessed asphalt roads before and such town are up to 65 percent of the state towns and villages.

Bekool:


What has the local govt chairmen being doing with all the federal allocations all these years? What will it even cost the local govt to repair this small place?

murphyibiam15:

Yet the roads leading to their place hasn't experienced tarred road for the first time.. Is not about having big men, what about the poor people from there, how do they move their farm produce, or the poor aren't entitled to have good things too?

hardbody:


The guy you quoted is very correct. I am from there and I visit there at least 3 times every year (New year/Easter/New yam festival/Christmas and any other time that I have a need to).

Generally speaking though, Aros are not farmers so the issue of moving farm products does not quite arise. We buy from our neighbours who are mostly the ones that farm and this explains why that town is very expensive. Of course you will find few people who plant for personal consumption and they certainly move their products home as they know best.

murphyibiam15:

I'm not arguing about the celebration thing.. So you're saying Aros don't deserve good roads and other good things bc they celebrate festivals or what?

1mrprolific7:
Fulani Man gave Una Igbos Abia state, now Una wan begin fight Buhari.
You igbo's should thank Fulani and Buhari forever.

Fulani are good people with good heart

Slawormir:
Damnnnnn niggarrr
Isoright

So abia state was created same date with Edo state