Are they reserving this bus stop for goats, too bushy abeg

A developing part of GRA Enugu.

Abakaliki road, front of GTC Enugu.

Marking the roads in Enugu.

The bypass into Trans Ekulu bridge from Abakpa end is so bad for long.

But we have an active government that responds to the needs of the people. Watch the works by the drainage at the right of the picture.

I will show you this road in a month for you to see the changes.

Standing on a portion of GRA Enugu, and looking at the hills of Trans Ekulu Enugu.

More from the GRA Enugu.

More

Celebrities, Froyo's bay.

Enugu SME centre.

Eastern Shop, Enugu.

O'connor road, off Ogui road Enugu.

spyder880: Enugu SME centre.

^^^Spyder, what do they do at that SME centre?

IGBOSON1:
^^^Spyder, what do they do at that SME centre?

Support for small businesses. They also lend money.

Ogui road Enugu.

Wow,. 223 pages already? Mmm, impressive i must say!! Um i think this thread should have a sound track.. 042 by Zoro will definitely do the trick •

Again, great pics! Odd subtleties, like the gleaning eastern shop sign at the complex's top, and the random traffic light blinking away give the impression of a functioning city. God knows I wish we had as good inner city roads here in my part of Ibadan.

spyder880: Ogui road Enugu.

^^^I hope you all can see how newly painted and well maintained buildings can improve the ambience and general feel of a city! I'm referring to the gleaming freshly painted building on the left of the pic!

When i bang on about landlords not painting their buildings peeps will say i should give it a rest!

banega: Wow,. 223 pages already? Mmm, impressive i must say!! Um i think this thread should have a sound track.. 042 by Zoro will definitely do the trick •

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZPIsxEZ2ZyI

Collins wassup? Its been a while •

Ka anyi jewe Enugu!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OQLHTnAQrbM

banega: Collins wassup? Its been a while •

I am doing good my Igbo/Argentine sweery.

spyder880: But we have an active government that responds to the needs of the people. Watch the works by the drainage at the right of the picture.

Chai, If I were a woman, i would have married Sullivan Chime for free!

The man has solid vision of taking Enugu to the next level as a first class city in Africa with world class infrastructure, especially roads.
While his peers compete amongst themselves on who will build the crappiest, most inferior roads and projects, Sullivan takes special care to ensure that none of his projects are shoddy. He takes pride in providing well marked smooth roads with world-class street lights, working traffic lights,well laid drainage gutters on every road, well mapped out & designed residential estates and even an industrial free trade zone being developed.
With the completion of the cargo building at the airport, Enugu is definitely poised to take the future by storm.

NB: We need to start using the proper tools for road marking. This saves time and does the job professionally using the proper spray tools. Than the Nigerian way of manually painting the line on the road through a carved cardboard sheet. That is too labor intensive and takes a very long time to mark a very short distance.

Collynzo16:
I am doing good my Igbo/Argentine sweery.

Lool, I got your mail.. Don't worry before the end of the month.. Its a promise •

banega: Lool, I got your mail.. Don't worry before the end of the month.. Its a promise •

Alright dear,

Please what's the meaning of this? I got it from Ethiopian airline website.

"Enugu will become the Star Alliance member’s third Nigerian destination with the major African airline and flag carrier for Ethiopia already serving Abuja five times weekly, and Lagos, daily.

Ethiopian Airlines operates the new service using 737-800s and has no competition on the 3,455-kilometre sector.

The historic flight marked the start of Enugu Airport’s international services, and is part of its transition to become an international airport in which it has undergone a three phase renovation and expansion program. Tewolde Gebremariam, CEO of Ethiopian, said: “Enugu is another exciting step. Nigeria has always been, and continues to be, one of our important destinations in West Africa. We thank the people and the government of Nigeria for their continued support in making this new service to Enugu possible."

Guys I just checked and it seems Ethiopian Airline has resumed direct flight to Addis Ababa. No more stoppage at Kano Airport.

Read president Jonathan’s speach at the World Igbo Congress Day, Houston – USA

"In the aviation sector, the Akanu Ibiam International Airport has started living up to its name, taking travellers from all over the world and vice versa, direct into the Igbo hinterland. Efforts are now on to expand the airline flight traffic in order to address the high demand, and a new befitting International Airport Terminal, under construction. "

I'm glad the president is mindful of the need to increase the traffic at AIIA. Osita Chidoka should now get serious with attracting more international airlines into Enugu.
[url]http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/09/time-build-foundations-laid-igbo-leaders-jonathan/ [/url]

'World class infrastructure' with a run down and derelict Hotel Presidential.

cjrane:

Chai, If I were a woman, i would have married Sullivan Chime for free!

The man has solid vision of taking Enugu to the next level as a first class city in Africa with world class infrastructure, especially roads.
While his peers compete amongst themselves on who will build the crappiest, most inferior roads and projects, Sullivan takes special care to ensure that none of his projects are shoddy. He takes pride in providing well marked smooth roads with world-class street lights, working traffic lights,well laid drainage gutters on every road, well mapped out & designed residential estates and even an industrial free trade zone being developed.
With the completion of the cargo building at the airport, Enugu is definitely poised to take the future by storm.

NB: We need to start using the proper tools for road marking. This saves time and does the job professionally using the proper spray tools. Than the Nigerian way of manually painting the line on the road through a carved cardboard sheet. That is too labor intensive and takes a very long time to mark a very short distance.

banega: Lool, I got your mail.. Don't worry before the end of the month.. Its a promise •

hey!! banega with a wink?
what are u promising that guy?