asha80:
what's the name of the school?

Abogwara:
A patriotic Southwesterner just completed this school newly at Ihiagwa in Imo State. That's one of the gains in having a detribalised Government that believes in unity of Nigeria.

Abogwara:
A patriotic Southwesterner just completed this school newly at Ihiagwa in Imo State. That's one of the gains in having a detribalised Government that believes in unity of Nigeria.

discusant:


Only a sadist would see the site and volume of risk humans are exposed to in Orlu because of flooding and says nobody should highlight them on a forum titled "few pics from Imo state."

Not many would condescend to your level of thinking that in a state, the state government has no business intervening to save lives and property, unless the areas needing the intervention are within the state capital.

Mandax, discussant and whoever from Orlu couldn't have written about the flooding during Ohakim's govt era - a chronic liar can dispute this, but without any proof.

Enjoy your new roundabout.

horsepower101:


please name one south east governor or government official that doesn't believe in the unity of Nigeria?

Also last I checked, igbos invested all over Nigeria and no other group comes even close. I have never seen you call them patriotic. The moment 1 or 2 Yorubas does it in the east, you start sing praises. What about igbos that have been doing the same thing for so many decades.

Your statement is wrong on so many levels.

Ttipsy:
Traffic in owerri. so bad. what is the govt doing?? no traffic lights at strategic intersections to ease it.. watheral/ MCC road is hell.

Abogwara:
A patriotic Southwesterner just completed this school newly at Ihiagwa in Imo State. That's one of the gains in having a detribalised Government that believes in unity of Nigeria.

Abogwara:
A patriotic Southwesterner just completed this school newly at Ihiagwa in Imo State. That's one of the gains in having a detribalised Government that believes in unity of Nigeria.

nonsobaba:
Stop deceiving yourself. Patriotic southwesterner or okoroawusa's front?

Chiwude:
You are not sincere with your pleas for the completion of the orlu drainage. If you were, you would know the appropriate place to channel your complaint to. But your consistent whining for years now in a wrong platform such as nairaland has killed every bit of sincerity in you. For your information, I'm an Orlu man too and what concerns Orlu concerns me. But you don't see me come out here to always whine and derail the thread. Now, you are crying more than the bereaved and you know that this is the truth! Yes, Orlu needs development to be at par with other developed cities in the east, and yes Orlu drainage system needs to be taken into consideration by Rochas, but don't you think these cries have already been tabled to the Governor?
1) Rochas is an Orlu man and even the drainage in question passes through Ideato road. So if anyone will show much concern about such disaster in waiting then it should be Rochas.
2) Orlu has OPOCA, which is a strong political and cultural group. This group office is domiciled close to the Orlu Diocese where that erosion threatens the church. So shouldn't they be more concerned about the threat it poses?
3) Orlu controls the voting pattern and political stronghold of Imo politics. Orlu has even produced more number of governors than other senatorial zone in the state. So the development of Orlu city should be the outmost concern. Unless we are let to believe that certain godfatheristic elements have substituted the developmental gains accruing to the city to their pockets. Don't be surprised about this? Because there is no way Rochas will insist on abandoning Orlu without those heavyweights speaking up.
So next time you come out to whine, just reread my post again and take your grievances to the appropriate quarters and not here. The purpose of this thread is aimed at showcasing the developmental strides of our dear state. Abagworo for a long time has been the one keeping this thread going. At least he goes around taking pictures and updating Imolites about happenings in our state. This alone brings pride to us as a people that things are really working in Imo and not the lies some crying PDP social media warriors wants us to believe. Through this thread, a lot of nwafors not of Imo state may be push to invest home. So if we have investors coming to our dear state to invest and create jobs for our youths, wouldn't it be a good thing.
Now, if you're a lover of good thing just as me, then you will joins hands and contribute constructively to arethe advancement of this thread. Thank you.

Abogwara:


Igbos are traditionally very welcoming but because of politics of bitterness, the Igbo media has projected Igbos as rejecting other Nigerians and wanting a Biafra instead. They declare any Igbo nationalist as saboteur and praise any Igbo politician that promotes tribal hate.

Ofodirinwa:
Abagworo has to keep posting this propoganda to keep food on his plate. I know him personally.
Abagworo, my warning stands, I will expose you if you don't stop posting these insults

discusant:



STOP.

No Igbo media projected Igbos as rejecting other Nigerians.

Majority of Igbos want Biafra to be restored.

That doesn't mean hatred for other Nigerians.

Igbos want a workable nation that can generate prosperity for the masses of the country. Nigeria is not it.

Let Nigeria conduct a vote, as done in developed countries, to let you see that Igbos want Biafra.


You can't trade the desires of majority of the Igbo for your master Okorocha's ambition of becoming Nigeria's future President.

Stop writing nonsense.

Abogwara:


I've told you to expose me Abogwara not Abagworo if you really do know me. I'm a self made billionaire. Your exposure will only prove I am doing it for the sake of truth and posterity.

Ofodirinwa:


is that so lol

Abogwara:
Oguta lake in its glory.

beberebe:


This mall is owned by a yoruba man

Abogwara:
Oguta lake in its glory.

Chiwude:
This place is magnificent. I have been here before for a school picnic in 2007. We spent like two days here. The lake has a massive golf course and a motel (both are now in a comatose condition). From what I observed, the golf course and the motel were built by late Dee Sam Mbakwe who saw lots of potentials in the lake and sought to make it a world class tourist center. It so unfortunate that successive governments didn't see the potentials of this place, except maybe Governor Ikedi Ohakim.
Good job Abagworo. But can you take more pictures of areas of importance. For example, pictures of the confluence point, photos of the mysterious white and brown waters that do not mix, photos of ferries and sea going vessels, photos of fishermen with their nets and as well of women traders on their way to Onitsha on canoe.

Rochas2023:


This lake need all round developed. It also need to be advertised u know hyped by the agency in charge of it. Many people even in SE do no know that Oguta lake is like this.

Abogwara:
Oguta lake in its glory.

Abogwara:


Presently a beautiful resort (Crystal Lake Resort) with ongoing beach is being developed by an indigene as a private sector development while on his part Okorocha is building a 15 km dual carriageway from Mgbidi junction through Oguta. Okorocha rebuilt and equipped the lake resort and even built a conference center during his 1st term but just like everything owned by Government it failed. The present approach of allowing private sector key into the potential is working.

Abogwara:
https://www.proshareng.com/news/Transportation/Lagos,-Abuja,-Port-Harcourt,-Owerri-and-/38785

Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt, Owerri and Kano Airports Served Over 92% of Total Passengers in Q4 2017



• Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt, Owerri and Kano airports remained the busiest airports through the year of 2017.

• Passengers traveled through Abuja airport largely increased from Q2 (577,386 domestic and 692,207 international) to Q3 (841,401 domestic and 231,414 international) due to the reopening of Abuja airport.

• Kaduna airport recorded higher than usual numbers of domestic traffic in the first two quarters of 2017 (124,996 in Q1 and 129,034 in Q2) since a large proportion of air traffic through Abuja was re-directed to Kaduna after Abuja airport’s closure in March 2017.

• The annual total number of aircraft arrived at or departed from Nigerian airports in 2017 stood at 214,258 which grew marginally by 0.61% from the same quarter in 2016.

• Cargo movement kept declining since the year of 2014. The annual volume of cargo movement in 2017 bottomed at 161,800,520 KG (a decline by 17.07% from the annual figure in 2016).