AlNur:
Wow! I have followed this thread for like 3 years now and I must say I have enjoyed it and also learnt a lot from it. Spyder, centje, Afam, asha08, igboson1, henryachuba, you guys are bunch of intelligent men, with your types in our political scope we will go a long way as a country and as an igbo nation. By the way since last week I have been coming back to check if there's any update on the thread and none seems to be forthcoming. Spider I know you must be very busy, basilo1 plz update us with Nsukka pictures that is another senatorial zone that needs to be developed so we can remove the tag of one developed urban in Enugu state.

I am in Niger state now, but i will contact those on ground over there

catal:
bro any new update on this project?

My brother nothing yet ooo, we are still awaiting update from the govt media team

INSPECTION OF ENUGU DIAGNOSTIC CENTER

FINALLY, UGWUANYI MAY BE SLOW BUT HE IS TRYING OR WHAT DO U THINK
SOURCE: LOUIS AMOKE MEDIA TEAM

Digitron:


My brother nothing yet ooo, we are still awaiting update from the govt media team

ok but we must keep asking them so that the project is not abandoned or transferred outside igboland.

Nice one he is continuing from where chime stopped. Govt. Is all about continuity

Governor Ugwuanyi should do more in maintaining the infrastructures put in place by Chime.like making sure that street lights are working,traffic lights working and maintaining and contracting new roads. Maintenance, maintenance,maintenance.

May God bless Faroese for protecting his people while Ugwuanyi keeps posing for photo ops with his fat face and stomach.
Enugu people shouldn't return the docile,weak and lame Gburugburu for second tenure.



An 18 year old herdsman, Haruna Ali, has been sentenced to two years imprisonment by a Chief Magistrate Court Ekiti state for unlawfully grazing his cows in a farmland in Ado-Ekiti, the state capital. Haruna was arraigned before the Magistrate, Idowu Ayenimo, on Jan 22nd 2016 on a two-count charge of willful and unlawful damage of farm crops at Ago Aduloju in Ado-Ekiti. The case after the initial hearing was adjourned to today September 19th.
The magistrate while delivering judgement, ordered that the sentence should run concurrently, explaining that the term was minimal because the offence was committed before the Grazing Law was enacted in the state


http://dampopp..com.ng/2016/09/ekiti-court-sentences-herdsman-to-two.html?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter&m=1

what about the International Conference Center, any update??

Spyder you need to come back to this thread plz

I hope this not the state people go on fasting and. Prayer ward off fulani herdsmen

Kudos, we'll like more of this in regards to security

TheEnuguState Government has approvedthe awardof contract for the rehabilitation offailed sections ofthe Federal Government roadalong Oji-River- Ugwuoba– Anambra Stateborder (oldroad).
Theroadhad collapsedto astate ofdisrepair and now traps vehicles for several hours. Announcingthe decision afterthe StateExecutive Council meeting, the state’s Commissioner for Information, Dr. Godwin Ikechukwu Udeuhele, said that the contract was awarded to ANBEEZNig. Ltd at the contract sum of N783,005,827.92 (Seven hundred and eighty-three million, five thousand, eight hundred and twenty sevennaira, ninety-two kobo) only.
Udeuhele, who saidthat work would commence immediately, notedthat the immediate past administration in the state rehabilitated the roadabout three years agoat acontract sum of N3,104,996,450.00, (Three billion, one hundred and four million, nine hundred and ninety-six thousand, four hundred and fifty naira) only, which was laterrevisedto N4,794, 196, 251.79only.
https://newtelegraphonline.com/enugu-rehabilitate-oji-river-ugwuoba-anambra-fg-road/

And what of the street lights which give coal city its beauty at night.Chime never fail in lighting up coal city.

Ugwuanyi is trying. He is a purposeful Governor working with his resources. This Opi-Nsukka road is classic.

Wow my town is opening up, thanks to gburugburu

This is nice.

gburugburu is really trying, most roads in nsukka urban is ok with side-walks buh they left the drainages open.. i hope that work will commence on the modern nsukka specialist hospital.. kudos to gburugburu.

What type of 1960 building is this

mensdept:
What type of 1960 building is this

My brother ask them, the architectures in the east are depressing. Believe me that is why the major cities in our region are looking undeveloped. Our office buildings are all looking like residential houses.

adimsmt:





My brother ask them, the architectures in the east are depressing. Believe me that is why the major cities in our region are looking undeveloped. Our office buildings are all looking like residential houses.

never knew architecture of buildings make a place look underdeveloped unless of course they are mud houses.

asha80:
never knew architecture of buildings make a place look underdeveloped unless of course they are mud houses.

Architecture matters a lot. We need to ban building of those funny 4 storey buildings along major roads. Buildings on major roads should be glass or bonded houses.

Abagworo:


Architecture matters a lot. We need to ban building of those funny 4 storey buildings along major roads. Buildings on major roads should be glass or bonded houses.

which building are you all referring to?

Abagworo:


Architecture matters a lot. We need to ban building of those funny 4 storey buildings along major roads. Buildings on major roads should be glass or bonded houses.

you are damn funny with this your ideas

asha80:
you are damn funny with this your ideas

You might find it funny but I will like to be driving on Douglas Road doted with only buildings like this one. Compare with the 2nd photo of regular Igbo city buildings.

Abagworo:


You might find it funny but I will like to be driving on Douglas Road doted with only buildings like this one. Compare with the 2nd photo of regular Igbo city buildings.

there is difference btw residential houses and office houses..moreover that 2nd pic you posted looks very much like orlu..so what kind of buildings are you expecting in orlu major roads?? Office buildings?? Housing what company??

Abagworo:


You might find it funny but I will like to be driving on Douglas Road doted with only buildings like this one. Compare with the 2nd photo of regular Igbo city buildings.

why are you comparing residential buildings and offfice buildings

Meanwhile this is the residential outlook of Owerri. I wonder if this is better than the those medium high residential buildings. Some people are naturally sadistic..

slimthugchimee:
why are you comparing residential buildings and offfice buildings

Abagworo:


You might find it funny but I will like to be driving on Douglas Road doted with only buildings like this one. Compare with the 2nd photo of regular Igbo city buildings.

Stop comparing residential building with administrative building.

asha80:
there is difference btw residential houses and office houses..moreover that 2nd pic you posted looks very much like orlu..so what kind of buildings are you expecting in orlu major roads?? Office buildings?? Housing what company??

I used Orlu to avoid the usual unnecessary clash because some people find my views of those houses derogatory especially Anambrians which has made Chino post some nonsense already. lol! When you visit ordinary South African city of 50 thousand people you will understand that major roads in Orlu should be dotted with good architecture. The inner streets are okay with the 3 storey flats. Stadium Road in Port Harcourt is developing the way I wish all Southeast major Roads should.

Otondo I only posted that to show you that you need to take your advise to Owerri where shanties and Ikwerre-type residential houses are still dominant. Those 3-4 storey flats are still contemporary at least for the low and medium class that reside in them. It is still the best for that class all over Nigeria.

Abagworo:


I used Orlu to avoid the usual unnecessary clash because some people find my views of those houses derogatory especially Anambrians which has made Chino post some nonsense already. lol! When you visit ordinary South African city of 50 thousand people you will understand that major roads in Orlu should be dotted with good architecture. The inner streets are okay with the 3 storey flats. Stadium Road in Port Harcourt is developing the way I wish all Southeast major Roads should.

Lol! Chino you no de gree o!

Gov. Ugwuanyi is erroneously regarded as a dull guy, perhaps due to his unappealing stature. He looks more like an 80s OMATA Igboman who has just gotten a new chieftancy title from his village. But behind that image is a man determined to leave a legacy for his people.
While passing Opi Junction on my way to Abuja in July i noticed he chose RCC, yes RCC, to construct the new four lane road from Opi to Nsukka. I am sure he is likely to engage the company on more roads inside the serene university town. Folks say he is really reshaping the town entirely with good new roads.

In 1992 during his time as Governor, Okwesilieze Nwodo only left heaps of sand and mud on the same road as he struggled to show Nsukka some love. Not even 1m of asphalt was laid on there before a soldier came saying 'fellow Nigerians' on radio. He was gone and Nsukka people never forgot he brought nothing home! Ugwuanyi seems to have learnt some lesson from Nwodo's fate. He is bringing something home fast and solid.

In coal city, he is goofing big time. Enugu residents were used to taking good roads with pedestrian sidewalk for granted during Chime's tenure. One could walk confidently on the city's numerous sidewalks without being scared of a crazy driver hitting you. From Agbani Rd, Ziks Avenue, Ogui Rd, Presidential, Chime Avenue , Garden Avenue etc, 042 was delighted in taking walk on sidewalks! Then came Ugwuanyi, Abakpa and Trans Ekulu roads were built without sidewalks. What a way to take us backward.