HEALTH
29. Upgrading of General Hospital Owerri to a
Specialist Hospital.
30. Connection of the Owerri Specialist Hospital
to the National electricity grid
31. Provision of Solar energy as well as Solar-
Powered borehole in the Owerri Specialist
Hospital
32. Constitution of a Task-Force group on
counterfeit and fake drugs and unwholesome
food items
33. Purchase and distribution of medical
equipments worth 90,000,000(ninety million)
naira to health institutions in Imo State.
34. Approval of the payment of 100% CONMESS/
CONHESS (salary structure) for all doctors and
health workers in Imo State University Teaching
Hospital.
35. Facilitating the return of some specialist
doctors who left Imo State University Teaching
Hospital (IMSUTH) before May 29th 2011
36. Reviving the Academic Curriculum of the Imo
State University Medical School by ensuring the
graduation of the 3rd set of medical doctors from
the school in August 2011. It will be recalled that
IMSU/IMSUTH have not graduated medical
doctors in the last 2 (two) years owing to
protracted industrial strikes by staffs of the
institution
37. Purchase of 2 new ECG machines as well as 2
new Anaesthetic machines for use by IMSUTH
38. Successful implementation of 89%DPT3,
107%OPV3, 80%BCG,77%HBV and 96% anti-
measles vaccination coverage of targeted
children during the first round of the 2011
Maternal Newborn and Child Health Week held
from 28th June2011 to 3rd July 2011
FINANCE
39. Payment of 12 years arrears of pension owed
retired staffs of Imo State government
40. Release of 2.7 billion (two billion, seven
hundred thousand) naira into the State and
Local Government Joint Revenue Mission Bank
Account for the development of Imo State rural
schools and infrastructure
LOCAL GOVERNMENT
41. Implementation of the outstanding 2008
Local Government Staff conversion exercise in
the various cadres
42. Actualizing the 2008 Local Government
Junior staff promotion exercise

Sunny_bobo: Shut that hole you call a mouth. You and I know you haven't been to Imo state since 2009.

How do you expect that Lagos-based-prosti.t.ute to leave her 5 naira blow.job business in Lagos and head for the land of the rising sun?. Abeg, we don't need such akwuna anywhere near our blessed land.

More schools in the heart of owerre

bestviewer: Whoa! back to base..

Abagworo post pictures of present day...

Those are pictures from 10years ago and you know it..

1st of all 99% of your pictures are pre-2012 and you know it. We are just playing dirty here as the thread wasn't sincere from the start. You created it and started posting false pictures to give a false impression of reality. Even when I post updated versions, you and your cohorts dismiss them abruptly and re-post same old pictures, so I realized we are in a mudslinging situation. Check out all those Peter Obi threads I disagreed with you if I posted any of these bad Anambra pictures.

1) The Nekede road was a full topic on Nairaland which was discussed and agreed that it is a federal road and hasbeen like that for more than 10years because Iwuanyanwu got the contract and abandoned it.

2) The primary schools you posted, many of them have been rebuilt with 120 completed and another 180 still at various stages of completion. I can't post 305 pictures here to prove it. I posted the ones I have as a model.

3) The pictures of Owerri-Okigwe federal highway and Owerri-Portharcourt federal highway has nothing to do with Rochas performance.

4) I wrote that he has transformed Orlu to a city but you and your cohorts keep dodging that instead of asking for confirmation or pictures.

5) He has constructed 3 bridges across Nworie River and another across Otamiri all in Owerri municipality which has eased vehicular movement.

6). The Sam Mbakwe bypass has gone 60-70% complete which links Orlu Road to Wetheral with a Riverside view of Nworie and New Owerri.

7). Orlu road, Okigwe Road and Wetheral Road in Owerri municipal have been upgraded to standard roads with covered drainages and walkways as well as other levels of beautification like roundabouts, artworks and fancy lamps.

Several rural roads have been started with some completed and others ongoing. I've always had my reservations for the roads because they are of what Port Harcourt people call "NDDC" quality and might not stand the test of time.

9) The old commissioners quarters which you coincidentally posted the dilapidated picture has been transformed to various eye catching infrastructure which includes Hero's estate and Childrens park in New Owerri.

10 brand new solar powered chrome Streetlights have been installed on all roads and streets in Owerri.

11) Major roads in Orlu have streetlights installed too.

12) Education is free at all levels.

13) There has been a remarkable improvement in the agricultural sector as Imo is now a rice and cocoa producing State.

14) Health centres are under construction even though I have little knowledge of that.


http://www.nigeriahornnewspapers.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=2696:imo-now-rice-cocoa-producing-state-adaora-ijezie&catid=45:interviews


I've listed out this broad list 13 which has room for improvement.

URBAN PLANNING
43. Commencement of negotiations with Messrs
Roche Group from Ireland with a view to creating
a demonstration layout which will pilot the
provision of modular mass houses in Imo State
44. Commencement of negotiations with
Hewlett- Packard Corporation, USA with a view to
actualizing the computerization of the Imo State
Land Registry
45. Commencement of negotiations with a
Brazillian firm who is willing to partner with the
Imo State government in providing power supply
using natural gas
46. Commencement of discussions with Tummy
Tummy Foods Industries Limited to facilitate
their building a factory in Imo State, which upon
completion, will provide employment for over
3000 youths
47. Commencement of discussions with TTI with
a view to re-invigorating the IGIS Project
SPORTS
48. Imo State representatives at the just
concluded Hockey Premier League championship
held between 14th and 21st August 2011, came
3rd, thereby qualifying to represent Nigeria in
India for the next World Hockey Championship
49. Renovation of the Indoor Sports Hall at Dan
Anyiam Stadium.
50. Revisiting the contract for the construction of
the Orlu Township Stadium
51. Imo State Weight lifting Team participated in
the competition for junior and senior categories
at Lagos State and won 3 gold, 3 silver and 2
bronze
52. Imo State Amateur Wrestlers won 1 gold, 3
silver and 5 bronze medals at the Continental
Championship which ended on 30th May 2011
53. Imo contingents in the Karate Championship
held in Ghana in August 2011 won a total of 3
gold and 1 bronze medals
54. Imo contingent that took part in the 17th
National Sports Festival held in Rivers State in
July 2011 came 14th on the medals table,
having won a total of 61 medals, including 8
gold, 16 silver and 37 bronze.
55. Through sponsorship by the Imo State
Government, the Heartland Football Club, Owerri
recently qualified for the Finals of the 2011
Federation Cup.
HOUSING
56. Conversion of the Parliamentarian quarters to
Concord Hotel Annex
57. Conversion of Banquet Hall to Government
House Chapel
58. Design and construction of Heroes Square
59. Design and construction of Ikemba Ojukwu
Convention Center, Owerri
60. Renovation of Commissioners� Quarters
61. Reconstruction of Multi-Purpose Hall and V.I.P
Lounge, Government House
62. Reconstruction of Imo State House of
Assembly
63. Reconstruction of the Exco Chambers
Building
64. Renovation of the Imo Concorde Hotel
65. Reconstruction of the Abuja Laison Office of
the Imo State Government
66. Reconstruction of the Brigade Commander�s
Guest House
67. Renovation of the Imo State Police
Commissioner�s Guest House
68. Renovation of the abandoned Governor�s
Lounge, near Concorde Hotel
69. Design and construction of Multi-purpose Hall
at Oguta Motel
70. Reconstruction of the Customary Court,
Owerri
Completion of some Housing Estates, namely:
71. Nekede Exclusive Garden Phase 11, Area
�H� New Owerri
72. Okporo Housing Estate , Okporo, Orlu
73. Obinze-Avu Lay out
74. Egbu Market, (Somachi)Lay- out
75. Acquisition of Iwuanyanwu Holdings Landed
Property at Naze
76. Acquisition of land for Mass Housing at Azara
Obiato

This is still owerre where the 211billion was expended

Present condition of owerre where 211billion was spent.

Present condition of imo state where 211billion was spent...

SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT
77. Seventy-five matrimonial cases have been
treated and the couples re-united
78. On August 23rd 2011, Operators of �Hope
House Child Center, Ngugo�,received one million
naira, while Green Health Care Services received
four million naira as their subvention from the
Imo State Government
79. Installation of twenty-seven 40KVA Generator
sets in the 27 Special Health Centers
80. Commencement of the procurement of
customized Identity cards for all the Traditional
Rulers in Imo State
SECURITY
81. Procurement of one hundred Hilux Vans
manned by a combined team of Police, Army and
State Security Service for the effective policing of
the Local Government Areas
82. Empowerment of Local Vigilante groups to
complement the efforts of the Police in
combating crime in Imo State
83. Patrol of the newly acquired Security vehicles
within and around the 27 Local Governments for
sensitization
AGRICULTURE
Restructuring and revitalizing of the Assets of the
Imo State Government-owned Companies that
have been moribund or performing at a very low
capacity, namely:
84. Imo Palm Plantation limited ( a.k.a Adapalm
Ltd, Ohaji)
85. Imo Modern Poultry, Avutu, Obowo Local
Government Area
86. Imo Rubber Estate limited, Obiti, Emeabiam
and Umuekwunne
87. Development of cassava farms in all the 27
local Government Areas in Imo State
88. Commencement of the replication of Imo
Palm Plantation project in the 3 zones that make
up Imo State
89. Commencement of the replication of Imo
Modern Poultry in the 3 geo-political zones that
make up Imo State
90. Empowerment of over 100 FUGs & FCAs
under the FADAMA 111 projects to increase food
production in Imo State
91. Increasing the volume of fish production in
Imo State through the Agro-Nova project of the
Imo State Ministry of Agriculture
92. Improvement of the Oguta Fish Hatchery to
produce about 50,000 fingerlings per year
93. Stocking of the Nekede Poultry section of the
Agronova with birds
94. Delivering Agricultural Extension Services to
the farmers in the Local Government Areas
95. Distribution of sufficient quantity of fertilizer
to the farmers in Imo State during the last
planting season
CAPITAL PROJECTS
96. Release of 180 million naira for development
projects in Orlu and Okigwe zones in Imo State
Asphalting of some major roads within Owerri
Municipal, including:
97. Assumpta Road,
98. Bank Road,
99. MCC Road through School Road
100. Restoring peace and confidence in the
entire people of Imo State to the nation�s
democratic process.

bestviewer: Watch pictures of owerre the heartland city..


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6_ZLR_-FcU4

Dude, give it a rest. Rochas is working. Haters are dying of High BP.

Present condition of owerre where 211billion was spent..

berem:
SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT

Berem please leave us to continue the play because as you can see, he doesn't want challenge the facts I raised but is hell bent on posting the false old pictures.

berem:
SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT

Berem please leave us to continue the play because as you can see, he doesn't want to challenge the facts I raised but is hell bent on posting the false old pictures.

Present condition of owerre where 211billion was spent...

I am posting real pictures of present day and not old pictures..

Sunny_bobo: Shut that hole you call a mouth. You and I know you haven't been to Imo state since 2009.

I need to shut that your mouth once and for all and this should be the last time you'll ask me when last I visited Owerri. I was in Owerri in August this year and stayed for one week. If you wanna seek for my attention again,try other tricks!

bestviewer: Present condition of owerre where 211billion was spent...

I am posting real pictures of present day and not old pictures..

You just keep repeating the same ihiagwa Nekede road which your town man got the contract for and used it to marry a new wife.

99% of Anambrians live outside their State because even nature is not on their side. Look at this ugly man lamenting on their condition. No wonder their girls are all over Owerri looking for where to sleep as erosion has destroyed 80% of the State.

http://dailyindependentnig.com/2013/02/anambra-state-and-the-menace-of-erosion/

That Anambra State is the most erosion devastated state in the country is evident; that it is prone to greater ecological disaster if no serious intervention is structured to combat the awful degradation is truer. Anambra State is adjudged to be the most erosion prone and erosion devastated landscape in the world. Although other states in the south-East geopolitical zone of Nigeria have some dose of the environmental ogre, none compares to the intimidating number and sizes of the erosion sites in Anambra State. The South-East is therefore obviously threatened by a physical environment that seems ever ready to slip into nothingness.

There are about one thousand erosion sites with varying degrees and dimensions in Anambra state. The Nanka erosion has ironically become famous and legendary in its devastating effects on the agricultural and other socio-economic lives of the people of the communities in the area notably: Nanka, Agulu, Oko and many other continguous towns who groan under the enormous and increasing danger of this phenomenon.

Over the years, more especially since the end of the Nigerian civil war about forty three years ago, erosion ogre has progressively been an albatross in Igbo land. Some geologists attribute this unsavoury development to war activities such as indiscriminate digging of trenches by soldiers, as well as detonation of explosives and bombs on Igbo land where the war actually raged.

Like other natural or ecological disasters such as earthquake, hurricane, typhoon and tornado in other parts of the world, erosion is causing horrendous and incalculable havoc in Igbo land. Various efforts made by indigenous people to checkmate the menace amount to naught in the face of the rampaging landslide. Governments in the South East have also been making efforts to containing it through practical measures and enlightenment campaigns on the indigenous population of erosion ravaged localities. Clarion calls have equally been made on the Federal Government of Nigeria, international agencies as well as foreign countries to save the zone from further degradation.

These Save-Our-Soul messages remained tepid, and could only elicit insignificant attention. This was the unfortunate scenario until recently, when the South-East Governors’ Forum, under the dogged and diplomatic leadership of Governor Peter Obi, prevailed on the Federal Government to declare a state of emergency on erosion menace in the South-East.

I want you to disprove what am posting ...heheheheh

Owerre di uto oo

See the administrative block of IMSU. Can you counter that?

You left the new ultramodern school buildings that have been constructed in that same Emanuel college compound and you are snapping the old buildings that have been marked for demolition. Can't you see that you are making a total fo.ol of yourself?

Abagworo:

Berem please leave us to continue the play because as you can see, he doesn't want challenge the facts I raised but is hell bent on posting the false old pictures.

No problem Abagworo! I am done already with the thread. I just had to post the article above to summarize my posts and finally leave the thread. Nothing do you!

99% of Anambrians live outside their State because even nature is not on their side. Look at this ugly man lamenting on their condition. No wonder their girls are all over Owerri looking for where to sleep as erosion has destroyed 80% of the State.

http://dailyindependentnig.com/2013/02/anambra-state-and-the-menace-of-erosion/

That Anambra State is the most erosion devastated state in the country is evident; that it is prone to greater ecological disaster if no serious intervention is structured to combat the awful degradation is truer. Anambra State is adjudged to be the most erosion prone and erosion devastated landscape in the world. Although other states in the south-East geopolitical zone of Nigeria have some dose of the environmental ogre, none compares to the intimidating number and sizes of the erosion sites in Anambra State. The South-East is therefore obviously threatened by a physical environment that seems ever ready to slip into nothingness.

There are about one thousand erosion sites with varying degrees and dimensions in Anambra state. The Nanka erosion has ironically become famous and legendary in its devastating effects on the agricultural and other socio-economic lives of the people of the communities in the area notably: Nanka, Agulu, Oko and many other continguous towns who groan under the enormous and increasing danger of this phenomenon.

Over the years, more especially since the end of the Nigerian civil war about forty three years ago, erosion ogre has progressively been an albatross in Igbo land. Some geologists attribute this unsavoury development to war activities such as indiscriminate digging of trenches by soldiers, as well as detonation of explosives and bombs on Igbo land where the war actually raged.

Like other natural or ecological disasters such as earthquake, hurricane, typhoon and tornado in other parts of the world, erosion is causing horrendous and incalculable havoc in Igbo land. Various efforts made by indigenous people to checkmate the menace amount to naught in the face of the rampaging landslide. Governments in the South East have also been making efforts to containing it through practical measures and enlightenment campaigns on the indigenous population of erosion ravaged localities. Clarion calls have equally been made on the Federal Government of Nigeria, international agencies as well as foreign countries to save the zone from further degradation.

These Save-Our-Soul messages remained tepid, and could only elicit insignificant attention. This was the unfortunate scenario until recently, when the South-East Governors’ Forum, under the dogged and diplomatic leadership of Governor Peter Obi, prevailed on the Federal Government to declare a state of emergency on erosion menace in the South-East.

It is on record that 2/3rd of imo state population has invaded Onitsha for economic survival, meanwhile there is no single Anambran living in Imo state.

bestviewer: I want you to disprove what am posting ...heheheheh

Owerre di uto oo

See the administrative block of IMSU. Can you counter that?

Its a pity that you can't even read. That is an ETF building. Federal government project.

This is owerre isi imo..

Abagworo I will never allow you derail this beautiful thread...

Owerre amaka nma..

berem: one
100 Day Achievements Of Owelle
Rochas Okorocha
PUBLIC UTILITIES
Rehabilitation of Water Schemes in Imo State,
namely:
1. Otamiri Head �Works
2. Egbu Water Scheme
3. Orji Water Scheme
4. Umuoba Water Scheme
5. Ubachima Water Scheme
6. Mgbidi Water Scheme
7. Umuowa Water Scheme
8. Osuama Water Scheme
9. Nsu Water Scheme
COMMERCE & INDUSTRY
Adoption of Public Private Partnership (PPP) in
the execution of some projects, namely:
10. International Electrical, Electronics and Auto-
Parts Market, Naze
11. Central Market for general goods, New Owerri
12. Imo Free Trade Zone, Ngor Okpala
13. Development of Industrial Clusters, Phase
2-4, Naze
14. International Trade Fair Complex/Exhibition
Center, New Owerri
15. Transformation of Okigwe Regional Cattle
market into Okigwe International Market
[The projects mentioned above are starting
points, as the present government in Imo State
has entered into agreements with their
developers who are expected to commence work
on the sites between September and October
2011, while Phase 1 of the Industrial Cluster has
been completed.]
Adoption of Private Public Partnership in the re-
activation of some moribund industries, namely:
16. Owerri Shoe Industry
17. Nsu Tiles and Ceramics Industry, Mbano
18. Ezinnachi Clay Products Industry
EDUCATION
19. Establishment of the Imo College of
Advanced Professional Studies
20. Secured approval of 922 million(Nine
hundred and twenty two million) naira from the
Education Trust Fund (ETF) to be used for
projects in Educational Institutions in Imo State
21. Commissioning of a well equipped
Information Communication Technology (ICT)
Laboratory at Girls Secondary School, Ikenegbu,
Owerri
22. Secured approval for the establishment of
National Teachers� Institute (NTI) Study Center
in Imo State
23. Release of 138 (one hundred and thirty-
eight) million naira for payment of arrears of
CONTISS/CONUAS (Academic & Non-academic)
staff entitlements in Imo State University, Owerri
24. Provision of 100 (one hundred) million naira
for the accreditation of courses in the Faculty of
Engineering and Nursing Science in Imo State
University
25. Reversal of the proposed 150,000(one
hundred and fifty thousand ) naira school fees for
students of Imo State University by the past
administration
26. Increased subvention to the Imo State
University from 57.56 million(fifty-seven million,
five hundred and sixty thousand naira) to
100million(one hundred million) naira monthly
27. Commencement of the building of the Young
Scientists� College in Owerri
28. Declaration of free and compulsory primary
and secondary school education in Imo State

Are you serious? You mean you really believe this nonsense you copied from the government site. So so sad. For your information, all those achievements are still in the pipeline. You would have known the truth if you were in the state. I suggest you leave this discourse for those who are on ground ; who wear the shoes and know where it pinches.
For the records, none of those water schemes is functional, same goes for the companies mentioned. Most of the items on that list are false claims.

bestviewer: It is on record that 2/3rd of imo state population has invaded Onitsha for economic survival, meanwhile there is no single Anambran living in Imo state.

Imo citizens have always been know to be the most traveled ibo citizens. Go to any town in Nigeria, you would see that among the ibos, imo citizens would always have the highest number. Right from the beginning of time. Its in our blood, du.de, so deal with it.

Abagworo cry me a river, I must expose your wicked master, all the effort to derail the thread cannot be achieved.

Take it!

This inside owerre near government house...

Anambra university admin block.

shachris03:

Imo citizens have always been know to be the most traveled ibo citizens. Go to any town in Nigeria, you would see that among the ibos, imo citizens would always have the highest number. Right from the beginning of time. Its in our blood, du.de, so deal with it.

Why did they abandon there harlotry infested state to travel out to other states when their state is rotting away..

There is no wisdom there. Its because there state is cursed from progress, that is why the only business that thrive there is prost1tution..

Onitsha

Now compare it to this, below is the administrative block of IMSU...buhehehehehehhee