spyder880:
Skate jumping, biking, everything. .......

spyder880:
Is there no punishment for messing up our bus stops with campaign posters?

eaglechild:

Thank you Spyder, centje and all for keeping this thread alive.

Notice the flawless one side street packing in the picture.

Impressive.

spyder880:
I know some of you are interested in the Saturday morning jamboree, especially the chance to get closer to these beauties

spyder880:
Is there no punishment for messing up our bus stops with campaign posters?

cjrane:


[size=15pt]This issue of defacing the environment with posters must stop.

The government should enact a law making it punishable to indiscriminately paste posters on government property such as these.Anyone who breaks that law must pay a fine of between N200,000 - N500,000 naira to the government depending on how extensive their vandalism of public property.

I saw a brand new bridge in Anambra completely defaced with posters. The culture and penchant to mindlessly deface and destroy public property must be addressed by government.[/size]

Handsomegod:
The structure in the distance is none other than the new PG school in UNEC.Deduct marks if am wrong Onye nkuzi spyder. #Bythewayteamsuperlion

basilo101:

all PG applications r submitted at Nsukka campus, all PG aptitude test r written at nsk. The new PG is under construction at nsukka campus (nw abandoned too) UNEC is nt a full fledged uni dia4 cnt hv a PG skul

spyder880:
Meanwhile, somewhere in Obiagu Enugu. .......

spyder880 post=26 857473:
I know some of you are interested in the Saturday morning jamboree, especially the chance to get closer to these beauties

Emperoh:
Seem to be the only one not posting pictures from my visit to Enugu. Still in Enugu, so odibee late!

I will like to raise a few concerns.

Some of the roads built at the the twilight of the Nnamani administration or the early days of Sullivan Chime, are failing. The stretch between Agric Bank and Brown and Brown (going through WAEC, Industrial court). Amuri Road/Nike Lake road, Some parts of GRA into Trans Ekulu and Dhamija.

I must also commend the initiative around Naira Triangle/NNPC mega station. The new demarcation and diversions make big sense and I am loving it.

Last but not the least, the menace of touts masquerading as traffic regulators! I am quite sad to see how these guys have turned into a Judges and Jury, being rude to people and just fleecing people off. I know that this is some agency saddled with traffic management. But i also doubt if they are court, who pronounce people guilty and then force them to pay a fine! Are there no lawyers in Enugu to challenge this illegality? IF someone breaks a traffic rule, it is not the role of the apprehending office to dispense fine. I am also not sure of any law either in the state assembly setting that agency up.

These matters need to be taken up. Who's with me on this?


Aside these, i am having a well deserved rest!

centje:
UNTH, old site.

Unemadu:


What will become of this complex?

IGBOSON1:


^^^They should level the place and turn it into a proper park! Enugu is yet to have a proper park like we see in Abuja with the millennium park, or the royal parks in London! Parks serve as the lungs of a city, that help it to breath!

Emperoh:
Seem to be the only one not posting pictures from my visit to Enugu. Still in Enugu, so odibee late!

I will like to raise a few concerns.

Some of the roads built at the the twilight of the Nnamani administration or the early days of Sullivan Chime, are failing. The stretch between Agric Bank and Brown and Brown (going through WAEC, Industrial court). Amuri Road/Nike Lake road, Some parts of GRA into Trans Ekulu and Dhamija.

I must also commend the initiative around Naira Triangle/NNPC mega station. The new demarcation and diversions make big sense and I am loving it.

Last but not the least, the menace of touts masquerading as traffic regulators! I am quite sad to see how these guys have turned into a Judges and Jury, being rude to people and just fleecing people off. I know that this is some agency saddled with traffic management. But i also doubt if they are court, who pronounce people guilty and then force them to pay a fine! Are there no lawyers in Enugu to challenge this illegality? IF someone breaks a traffic rule, it is not the role of the apprehending office to dispense fine. I am also not sure of any law either in the state assembly setting that agency up.

These matters need to be taken up. Who's with me on this?


Aside these, i am having a well deserved rest!

Unemadu:


What will become of this complex?

centje:
for now it's still in use. Hotels and lecture halls for medical students, school of nursing is still there, some offices. What becomes of the place in future is what I don't know.

centje:
for now it's still in use. Hotels and lecture halls for medical students, school of nursing is still there, some offices. What becomes of the place in future is what I don't know.

spyder880:
Meanwhile, somewhere in Obiagu Enugu. .......

This must be from that T-Junction at Obiagu, where one side of the road leads to their market . . .

shaboti:
Enugu mara mma biko


Make una lend us Sullivan for one term in anambra

KenGali:
Hello Chaps! I want to commend Sullivan on his strides in Enugu, as well as make complaints.

A.
I would like to give him a hearty congratulation on the installation of traffic lights across the metropolis. There is now one at Ogui, About 3 on Presidential rd and as am speaking a new one is being installed at ESBS. This is great.

However if you have been driving around Enugu recently, you will notice that almost two minutes is lost whenever the lights turns green at these stops, in fact the worst case is at presidential, where motorist at the front of the stop may never realise the lights are green, till the is a loud honking barge from vehicles behind them.

The real issue is that the stop limit marks at these traffics stops have been placed too close to the lights. Once you are at the front of the stop limit line, your angle is such that can not see the traffic light change colour. The road markers should kindly take the traffic limit line back about 4m from the traffic light to make them ergonomic for human use.

B.
I would also commend the State Governor on the quality and spate of road construction in the state. However, there are plenty of spots where these roads have been taken over by sand sediment. What's the use of driving through a tarred road that has been settled by sand. Basically the problem is drainage. Where the rain run off has been made to slow down, it will unload its sediments. It is not feasible to have a complete drainage system at this time, so the right thing is to carry out maintenance works on these road sections. I saw recently that the sediments around Okpara square where being removed, that same service can be extended to many other places. a very bad one is on the road leading to Malinda Estate, an entire road section has been taken over by sand.

C. A section of the road along Okpara square is already showing signs of fatigue failure. The section on the side with the uncompleted conference centre. The entire section is crisscrosses with cracks, which shows that the section has been under flexural stress, due to the support based either being mobile, or washed out, or under clay expansion. I was thinking that as in other countries, such short term failure are the responsibility of the contractor since it is a design issue. They should be called back to feet the repair before the whole thing is washed out within the year.

IGBOSON1:


^^^They should level the place and turn it into a proper park! Enugu is yet to have a proper park like we see in Abuja with the millennium park, or the royal parks in London! Parks serve as the lungs of a city, that help it to breath!

centje:
government should issue out a law to control this nuisance. It's usually very disgusting.

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Unemadu:


As for 'B' , i wonder what happened to the sweeper trucks procured by the govt. does it really do its job of sweeping roads regularlly?

If they cant maintain the trucks then good old fashioned human sweepers should be used.

omicron:


Hotels?

I'm sure you meant 'Hostels'