Stingman:


I needed to know, to understand why Enugu is going backwards. If he resides in Nsukka, he might not know what is going on in Enugu.

slimthugchimee:
After independence layout, no place else in enugu beats unec in serenity

Kcinho:
Good day umunnem.

A lot of towns have been neglected and "remembered" by different past governments from military rule down to the current democratic dispensation.
But when a particular region/LGA is neglected totally by all past state governments questions have to be asked.
Such is the case of uzo-uwani LGA in Enugu.
I'll really like to know if uzo-uwani LGA is a part of Enugu state.
Most signs of civilization in the area were from the FG /eastern region back in the days due to its agricultural potentials e.g Adarice farm settlement. These structures have been abandoned and are dilapidated.
An agrarian region where farmers find it hard to get to their farms.
Currently Igga town has been cut off from Enugu state. Farmers now have to travel to omasi in anambra before they can get home. Other towns like asaba, ojor, ogwurugwu have been affected in the past.
Education is currently on its lowest level in the region.
Towns have to build/maintain health centres, schools and roads like there is no government.
I suggest the state government should probably cede the region to other boundary states if they don't value the potentials of the region.

pibuddy:
Nwa nna, mind the way you disgrace my sophisticated and great people of Uzo uwani. Did they tell you they were lacking any infrastructure? Or you just wanted to exhibit qualifications. Go look for something meaningful and engage yaself either than wasting your precious time on Nairaland which you know nobody would listen to you. Besides, no one on Nairaland is your governor's diplomat.

Kcinho:
Good day umunnem.

A lot of towns have been neglected and "remembered" by different past governments from military rule down to the current democratic dispensation.
But when a particular region/LGA is neglected totally by all past state governments questions have to be asked.
Such is the case of uzo-uwani LGA in Enugu.
I'll really like to know if uzo-uwani LGA is a part of Enugu state.
Most signs of civilization in the area were from the FG /eastern region back in the days due to its agricultural potentials e.g Adarice farm settlement. These structures have been abandoned and are dilapidated.
An agrarian region where farmers find it hard to get to their farms.
Currently Igga town has been cut off from Enugu state. Farmers now have to travel to omasi in anambra before they can get home. Other towns like asaba, ojor, ogwurugwu have been affected in the past.
Education is currently on its lowest level in the region.
Towns have to build/maintain health centres, schools and roads like there is no government.
I suggest the state government should probably cede the region to other boundary states if they don't value the potentials of the region.

christejames:

This is serious...
The last time I was in Uzo-uwani that bridge wasn't that bad. Gburugburu should beam his transformational light towards Uzo-uwani please, before the feeling of indignation sets in...
I hope Songhai farm at Adani is still operational.

Kcinho:

Songhai died long ago before Sullivan left. The real farmers were not trained.
The whole process was hijacked by politicians.
Ugwuanyi is already doing a good job by imposing a traditional ruler on igga people and co.

Kcinho:
Good day umunnem.

A lot of towns have been neglected and "remembered" by different past governments from military rule down to the current democratic dispensation.
But when a particular region/LGA is neglected totally by all past state governments questions have to be asked.
Such is the case of uzo-uwani LGA in Enugu.
I'll really like to know if uzo-uwani LGA is a part of Enugu state.
Most signs of civilization in the area were from the FG /eastern region back in the days due to its agricultural potentials e.g Adarice farm settlement. These structures have been abandoned and are dilapidated.
An agrarian region where farmers find it hard to get to their farms.
Currently Igga town has been cut off from Enugu state. Farmers now have to travel to omasi in anambra before they can get home. Other towns like asaba, ojor, ogwurugwu have been affected in the past.
Education is currently on its lowest level in the region.
Towns have to build/maintain health centres, schools and roads like there is no government.
I suggest the state government should probably cede the region to other boundary states if they don't value the potentials of the region.

spyder880:
If by this weekend I still see the mountains of refuse dumps all across Enugu town, I will start showing the pictures here. People Now walk around Enugu with their hands covering their noses. The stench of rotting rubbish dumped all around the state capital is going to cause an epidemic soon.

Obu na nwa mgbeke amaghi akpu, ka obu na aguba adighi nko?

Stingman:


What is happening in Enugu? Spyder you always bombard us with beautiful pictures when the past administration was in power. Now there is nothing to show. It will be very painful for us to start seeing images of refuse dumps. But then you have to do what you have to, to ensure that the government will listen and act. Thanks

spyder880:


Imposition of a traditional ruler , a "good job"

Please find me a space to faint

spyder880:
Is anyone else feeling the traffic lights here might be impeding the ease of movement? What's the sense in putting traffic lights at every street junction. The one around Edozien street junction and the one at the Ogbete/CIC road junction of Ziks avenue are so close. You get stopped in one, and get stopped in the next.

shaibu123:
Where is ugwuanyi the so called governor, this is total disgrace.

spyder880:
Someone at Eswama must be reading this thread, imagine the speedy response

I just returned to Agbani road to see so many trucks attacking the whole refuse dumps around there, they completely cleared the dump at Mayor bus stop area and are doing the one around Amokwe bus stop now. They even brought out a caterpillar! They are really serious and throwing everything at the problem, throwing even the kitchen sink

spyder880:
But I am impressed with the condition of some of our roads. Not swept but smooth. Along Eze street, Uwani Enugu.

spyder880:
Someone at Eswama must be reading this thread, imagine the speedy response

I just returned to Agbani road to see so many trucks attacking the whole refuse dumps around there, they completely cleared the dump at Mayor bus stop area and are doing the one around Amokwe bus stop now. They even brought out a caterpillar! They are really serious and throwing everything at the problem, throwing even the kitchen sink

letusbepieces:


It is like any development in the East gives dem running stomach. We cannot continue like dis.

davear:
what is this governors intrest in PRODA and science and technology.
why cant the leaders find a way to support local auto industries, so they can produce tractors and other mechanized farming tools for large scale farming.

why cant our leaders support innoson and ANAMCO to produce this basic things for our locak use.