We're talking about anambra state developing, someone is busy pasting news article to malign an ex-governor. Even if he's the worst governor, he is the past and should remain there. What we care about is the present governor.

I heard Obiano distributed cars the other day and he didn't distribute innoson cars. I don't get it. If I'm wrong someone should correct me. Distributing innoson cars will boost his business and make people see his cars more and also show that the government trusts his car. The governor should take note of this mistake and never repeat such again. We're begging.

Obiano should try and manage resources within his means. He shouldn't over-spend thinking he'll get more. The economy is at its worst and we shouldn't fail our state and enter into debts like other states. That is why anambra indigenes in my vicinity are not happy with the way he is spending the money without caution. I am not hating on him, I am just trying to say what is wrong.

We need this state to move forward. We're praying more than ever for things to work for the better.

Anambra will be great and God will answer our prayers

The research my brother and I made is that no west african country produces dairy milk which can be used for producing refined milk. All are imported from other parts of the world.

The fulani grazing pattern is becoming old like allowing hen to move about before you kill it. That's slow! We can adopt nutrient based feeding which will make the cattles grow faster and healther and also produce milk earlier. This process is called "induced puberty" in some quarters. This will make the cattles grow faster and lactate faster. It is important that we know that this business is untapped and we can go all the way in this business if we take it serious.

It is not a must for cattles to eat grasses (though its their first class food), but we can provide processed forms which we can get from our environment and carry it to them. It is low cost and will also give them food all year round.

The way we can do this is this, we can find a clean grassland for them, prune it well so that it won't harbour tsetse-fly. Then we go to our neighbouring farms and get grasses from farmers who have cleared their farmlands. These grasses can be taken to a mini-lab and add protein supplements to it which will help them grow bigger and faster.

Lactation can also be induced... I am still working on its possibility (I have not really taken my time) but I know I can get something done.

This is good business!

We support only good governance.. Onwa Chris Ngige was at the stakeholders forum yesterday.. The people that really matters.. You peter obi idle youths can continue with your 75 billion and laying foundation nonsense...

People go commit suicide oh, easy freeglobe

Freeglobe, I hail you. It is all for further advancement of Anambra.

AtlanticBreeze:
People go commit suicide oh, easy freeglobe

Anambra ga n aga n iru. Ngige, Obi and now Obiano are all God sent.

FreeGlobe:
We support only good governance.. Onwa Chris Ngige was at the stakeholders forum yesterday.. The people that really matters.. You peter obi idle youths can continue with your 75 billion and laying foundation nonsense...

AnamCity:
Oil & Gas

Anambra State is blessed with over one billion barrels and 30 trillion cubic feet of oil and gas. Our target is to have a fully developed Oil & Gas sector by 2018. We intend to achieve this through 3 broad areas of intervention – policy formulation & infrastructure development, private sector participation and community re-orientation.

In the area of Policy formulation, we have ensured that do not make the same mistakes of our neighbours by crafting far-sighted policies and statutes to drive the development of this sector. To facilitate this, my bill proposing the establishment of the Anambra State Oil & Gas Development Agency was passed into law on April 17, 2014 by the Anambra State House of Assembly.

As a follow up, we also set up the Oil and Gas Advisory Committee headed by our very own Dr. Emmanuel Egbogah, the former Special Adviser to the President on Petroleum Matters. This committee is charged with drafting a comprehensive Blueprint for the Oil & Gas sector and advising the State on the necessary steps that would ensure the recognition of Anambra as the 10th Oil Producing State in Nigeria.

Work has reached advanced stages on the construction of access roads and bridges to the oil-fields in Aguleri. We have revalidated our license to build an international cargo airport in Umueri. The economic importance of the proposed airport cannot be over-emphasized. We have concluded plans to pipe ATK (aviation fuel) from the Orient Petroleum Refinery in Umuleri to the Airport where a storage facility will be built for it. The idea is for the airport to serve as a major hub for the re-fuelling of international flights in West Africa. We have since flagged off the construction of three dual-carriage ways that will open up access to the proposed airport from three strategic directions – Umueri, Awkuzu and Nteje axis.

Still on Oil & Gas, we are partnering with UD Integrated Petroleum Production Development Company, UDIPPCO, and Falcon Corporation Limited to invest in the development of our gas-to-power initiative in the State.

UDIPPCO has already commenced the building of a central gas processing facility in Umerum, which will produce lean gas that will serve as feedstock for various gas utilization projects, including an 80MW power plant in the first instance; and subsequently, a urea/fertilizer plant, and a methanol plant.

Similarly, Falcon Corporation plans to pipe Compressed Natural Gas and Liquefied Natural Gas across 3 strategic locations in the State. This initiative will facilitate the transportation of natural gas across the state.

We also have a PPP arrangement with STANEL Petroleum for the construction of tank farms for the storage of petroleum products in the State.

These investments will spur the Industrialization of our dear state, drive Agriculture, most especially agri-business and Trade & Commerce which are all key economic pillars of my Administration.

Love this.

I don't think there is a more intelligent governor than Obiano,currently. This man is very focused and aggressive but we must be patient.

AmadiObinna:
Buddahmonk, Lets continue here.

CC: Emeritus865
After1

Please,this guy must be ignored.

this is even as adaobi is not interested in retiring into the long night, always distracting akpokuodike. i wonder if he wants the state to continue to play at his base level. that his massive shopping complex he built in Abuja is heart rending. to think that such building could have started a craze for similar one in our state. he should go to his shopping complex and sell biscuits there.

OdenigboAroli:


Please,this guy must be ignored.

I tore him into pieces on 3 threads so he want me to mess up my home fighting him, am very intelligent I don't fight inside my house


Forget I won't even quote or reply him, the dude is pained

Malawian:
this is even as adaobi is not interested in retiring into the long night, always distracting akpokuodike. i wonder if he wants the state to continue to play at his base level. that his massive shopping complex he built in Abuja is heart rending. to think that such building could have started a craze for similar one in our state. he should go to his shopping complex and sell biscuits there.

I don't like Pita Obi for that decision, I wonder the mouth he will use to tell people to invest at home while his are in abroad.

Ndianambra ndeewo nu!

Wonder Cave

The gigantic cave and waterfall in Owerre-Ezukala community has become a tourist centre in Anambra state
By Okechukwu Obenta, Awka
In no distant time, Ogbunike, the ancestral home of the former Senate President, the late Rt.Hon. Dr Chuba
Okadigbo, might cease to be Anambra state’s greatest tourist site. This follows the recent discovery of a gigantic cave and waterfall in Owerre-Ezukala located in Orumba South Local Government Area of the state. The community is partly the state’s boundary with Enugu state and on another side, bounds the state with Abia state.
Ben Nwankwo, member, representing Orumba North and Orumba South Federal Constituency was visibly flabbergasted when he visited the site of the cave and waterfall recently. Other tourist sites he visited were Umuogem-Ufum waterfall in Ufuma community and Ogbunka
Of the three waterfall sites, only Owerre-Ezukala waterfall has a cave located around it. But of the three tourist sites, the most gigantic is the Owerre-Ezukala cave and waterfall.
Nwankwo was accompanied on the visit by some top officials of the Government and United Nations International Development Organisation (UNIDO). The officials were, Dr. Ayodele Afolabi Esan from Regional Centre for Small Hydro-Power in Africa based in Abuja, George Ufot, a Director in the Federal Ministry of Tourism and Culture, O. Osusanya, Director and Head of Department of Performing Arts of the National Council for Arts and Culture, as well as officials of National Tourism Development Corporation (NTDC) and National Gallery of Arts. Just like the federal lawmaker, these officials were visibly enthused at the astounding beauty of nature as expounded in the cave and waterfall domiciled in Owerre-Ezukala.
The people of the area had been locked in a bitter communal clash with their neighbouring Ogbunka community, a matter that had cost several thousands of Naira in terms of payment of litigation fees as well as several man-hour they have been wasting in following up the case at the state High court in Ekwulobia. Nwankwo was disappointed that rather than directing their energy and resources towards developing their commonwealth which nature freely bestowed on them, they chose to entangle themselves on wasteful ventures. Speaking at a reception organised by the people of the community in his honour, he said that the reason he had invited the officials who accompanied him was to see if the situation at the various sites could be improved and used to generate electricity in the case of the water falls.
He explained that development of the tourist centres in particular would take active involvement of four sectors, namely: the community where they are domiciled which the people according to him are expected to provide the enabling environment like being polite to visitors, provide initial access roads to the sites and shout as loud as to attract attention; the state government that is expected to provide access road to the centres; the private sector that is expected to develop the area into a tourist centre like building hotels where tourists would relax and enjoy the wonders of nature; the Federal Government that will come in to play its own part and place it in the national heritage centre and world heritage centre, and the NTDC to build a film/ cultural village.
“When I was told there is a waterfall and a cave, I took it as one of those fairy tales that abound in the villages. I have not been here before, but today when I got there and entered the cave and came out, I bent down, took some water from the waterfall and blessed myself. I poured the water all over my body including the white dress I wore and I was praying in my mind saying may God bless this community”, he remarked.
UNIDO official, Esan, described the various waterfalls as natural endowments and potential good hydro-power generating sites. However, reacting specifically to the Owerre – Ezukala waterfall, Esan, stated: “The sound of the flow rate itself is natural and convincing. The reality is no longer questionable because if we look below we can get about four metres. That depth flow can generate substantial power. The next step Hon. Nwankwo insisted, is to get us commissioned to do feasibility so we tell you what potential can be generated from these waterfalls.”
one of these days I'll visit our tourist sites.

Yeske2:
Ndianambra ndeewo nu!

Obu etua ka ndi be unu si ekene?

Next time,say it like this...Omanbala mua nu,zuo nu,lie nu,kasia nu!

Owerre Ezukalla Fall & Cave Site Anambra State

OdenigboAroli:


Obu etua ka ndi be unu si ekene?

Next time,say it like this...Omanbala mua nu,zuo nu,lie nu,kasia nu!

OdenigboAroli:


Obu etua ka ndi be unu si ekene?

Next time,say it like this...Omanbala mua nu,zuo nu,lie nu,kasia nu!

Lols, i will next time. Daalu rinne

Igbo Kwenu! Igbo Kwenu!! Igbo Kwezuenu oooooo!!!


I have been saying it and I will keep on saying it. Let's build
seaport in the east. It is very important we understand the
happenings of our country before we make decisions. The
igbo tribe is blessed with men and women capable of being
self-reliant but we love to throw away every opportunity of
doing just that. Like someone said, Apapa is a gridlock. If
you haven't been to Apapa/wharf you won't understand
what these guys are saying. It is locked!

But I think Lagosians are sharper than we the igbos. Lagos
wants to build new seaport in Badagry and maybe lekki too.
That means more money for the already congested state.
Lagos has also opened new sites in Ibeju-lekki. Don't be
surprised, that will be your lekki phase 3. What are igbos
doing about it? Still lurking around and waiting for other
people to do their job.

I know many people will say seaport is not the important
thing, oh! Please, our economy is being run on the sea! So,
why can't you run your economy on your own sea? The IGR
of Lagos state is presently 28billion, like 3/4 of it from who?
Igbos! You cannot continue to feed other people and you
continue to starve. We have even started importing from cotonou. Igbos can enrich other people but feel very lazy to do thesame thing at home. I still say it anywhere, build a seaport and see the east explode like a mad man. People will say Rivers, Calabar and Delta state has seaport. No! They don't! Why? Its either not functioning or they don't have people who can import/export from there.

My people, we have people to export our goods to. We have
goods and raw material that we need. We have investors to
flirt with. We shouldn't sleep and let other states wake up
before we do. We should wake faster than the others.
Investors want igbos to do business because if we do
business, they'll be rich! Build a seaport will be very expensive, but the real expensive thing is, not doing anything about it!

Enjoy

BTW: If all Obiano said there is true, prepare for an explosive anambra state in 10years time.

VickJames:
Igbo Kwenu! Igbo Kwenu!! Igbo Kwezuenu oooooo!!!


I have been saying it and I will keep on saying it. Let's build
seaport in the east. It is very important we understand the
happenings of our country before we make decisions. The
igbo tribe is blessed with men and women capable of being
self-reliant but we love to throw away every opportunity of
doing just that. Like someone said, Apapa is a gridlock. If
you haven't been to Apapa/wharf you won't understand
what these guys are saying. It is locked!

But I think Lagosians are sharper than we the igbos. Lagos
wants to build new seaport in Badagry and maybe lekki too.
That means more money for the already congested state.
Lagos has also opened new sites in Ibeju-lekki. Don't be
surprised, that will be your lekki phase 3. What are igbos
doing about it? Still lurking around and waiting for other
people to do their job.

I know many people will say seaport is not the important
thing, oh! Please, our economy is being run on the sea! So,
why can't you run your economy on your own sea? The IGR
of Lagos state is presently 28billion, like 3/4 of it from who?
Igbos! You cannot continue to feed other people and you
continue to starve. We have even started importing from cotonou. Igbos can enrich other people but feel very lazy to do thesame thing at home. I still say it anywhere, build a seaport and see the east explode like a mad man. People will say Rivers, Calabar and Delta state has seaport. No! They don't! Why? Its either not functioning or they don't have people who can import/export from there.

My people, we have people to export our goods to. We have
goods and raw material that we need. We have investors to
flirt with. We shouldn't sleep and let other states wake up
before we do. We should wake faster than the others.
Investors want igbos to do business because if we do
business, they'll be rich! Build a seaport will be very expensive, but the real expensive thing is, not doing anything about it!

Enjoy

BTW: If all Obiano said there is true, prepare for an explosive anambra state in 10years time.

you are doing a nice job here..Keep it up..

VickJames:
Igbo Kwenu! Igbo Kwenu!! Igbo Kwezuenu oooooo!!!


I have been saying it and I will keep on saying it. Let's build
seaport in the east. It is very important we understand the
happenings of our country before we make decisions. The
igbo tribe is blessed with men and women capable of being
self-reliant but we love to throw away every opportunity of
doing just that. Like someone said, Apapa is a gridlock. If
you haven't been to Apapa/wharf you won't understand
what these guys are saying. It is locked!

But I think Lagosians are sharper than we the igbos. Lagos
wants to build new seaport in Badagry and maybe lekki too.
That means more money for the already congested state.
Lagos has also opened new sites in Ibeju-lekki. Don't be
surprised, that will be your lekki phase 3. What are igbos
doing about it? Still lurking around and waiting for other
people to do their job.

I know many people will say seaport is not the important
thing, oh! Please, our economy is being run on the sea! So,
why can't you run your economy on your own sea? The IGR
of Lagos state is presently 28billion, like 3/4 of it from who?
Igbos! You cannot continue to feed other people and you
continue to starve. We have even started importing from cotonou. Igbos can enrich other people but feel very lazy to do thesame thing at home. I still say it anywhere, build a seaport and see the east explode like a mad man. People will say Rivers, Calabar and Delta state has seaport. No! They don't! Why? Its either not functioning or they don't have people who can import/export from there.

My people, we have people to export our goods to. We have
goods and raw material that we need. We have investors to
flirt with. We shouldn't sleep and let other states wake up
before we do. We should wake faster than the others.
Investors want igbos to do business because if we do
business, they'll be rich! Build a seaport will be very expensive, but the real expensive thing is, not doing anything about it!

Enjoy

BTW: If all Obiano said there is true, prepare for an explosive anambra state in 10years time.

tell me the spot where a seaport that can entertain ocean liners can be located in igboland

asha80:
tell me the spot where a seaport that can entertain ocean liners can be located in igboland

To answer your question, a very brilliant idea was given by a patriotic igbo man in the moniker of lyn19. He said, we can build an offshore platform for our goods and use smaller ships to convey them to the shore. I think that's a brilliant idea.

If you want something to be done, you'll always look for ways for it to be done.