FKO81:
Few pictures I took last time I visited. Onitsha port

no sign of activity here

asha80:
no sign of activity here

I took the pictures on Sunday, because that's the only day I have in a week for my exploration, I hope you understand?

zuchyblink:
no matter the amount of juju you do,ur ppl can never attain the height of Igbos both locally and internationally

you and your people are so deluded. Everything little thing na only ibo achieve. Una get spiritual problem ooh. U ll think igbos v attained Eldorado. U only v to visit various enclaves in Nigeria and see igbos struggling to eke out a living far away from dere ancestral land. Self deceit z an irredeemable problem. E pele ti yin ooh omo nna

As far as I am concerned we need d FG to open up every region including sea transportation. Let it go round. Running to d SW is stifling us. Even if igbos remain unreasonable and deluded the rest of Nigeria should b fair to dem. If they want biafra they shd b allowed to go. No Ibo man z feeding me or my people. They v always benefitted from d benevolence of yorubas and other nigerians so I don't see reason y any sane Nigerian ll b against their desire to v biafra.

Onitsha port

basilo101:
Onitsha port

Na Sunday too you snap this one?

PAINGAIN:
since onitsha is still in nigeria and not in biafra,I see no reason we shouldn't ask for a seaport in another part of nigeria. Afterall, its one nigeria na.

Exactly the kind of response Calvin (in Calvin & Hobbes) gives his mother when the mother queries the rationale for demanding sandwiches when he (Calvin) is already "seceding". Calvin memorably protested that he is still a member of the family.

asha80:
Na Sunday too you snap this one?

That's one of my pictures I guess he saved it

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This is a good news. A good development.

Warri is closer to Anambra and East than PH or Calabar. Lagos is the farthest.

I'm happy for them.

Gradually, we are getting things right in Nigeria.

It is well.

zimoni:
This is a good news. A good development.

Warri is closer to Anambra and East than PH or Calabar. Lagos is the farthest.

I'm happy for them.

Gradually, we are getting things right in Nigeria.

It is well.

Yes! Warri is only 1 & half hour drive from Onitsha!

Although Warri like Onitsha is a river port, it's more strategically located, 65 km to the sea and Onitsha 140 Km.

Well, most of the 'seaports' in the world were built on rivers flowing into the seas!

I believe the two ports will complement each other's activities in no small way that they will become very popular.

Even as they will serve as the feeders of the Ports at Lokoja and Baro.

OZAOEKPE:
You want Biafra and now you want seaport, you guys should stick to one. Tomorrow , they will ask for 2nd Niger bridge

Igbos need to set their priority right, you want biafra, yet you looking for positions and 2nd Niger bridge etc.

You should ask nnamdi kalu to give you seaport.

Iust listen to yourself,do you think you are making sense?

OZAOEKPE:
You want Biafra and now you want seaport, you guys should stick to one. Tomorrow , they will ask for 2nd Niger bridge

Igbos need to set their priority right, you want biafra, yet you looking for positions and 2nd Niger bridge etc.

You should ask nnamdi kalu to give you seaport.

can u pls stfu

Am loving this.More SE/SS economic ties please.

Deltagiant:
Although Warri like Onitsha is a river port, it's more strategically located, 65 km to the sea and Onitsha 140 Km.

Well, most of the 'seaports' in the world were built on rivers flowing into the seas!

I believe the two ports will complement each other's activities in no small way that they will become very popular.

Even as they will serve as the feeders of the Ports at Lokoja and Baro.

You are right.

Deltagiant:
This is a business opportunity indigenous Nigerian business men failed to take. GEJ administration begged them to invest in barges to ferry cargos to Onitsha but they kind of chickened out. Now, Julius Berger, not only is floating a maritime fleet to sail around the world and berth at Warri. I'm sure they will equally float barges to discharge at Onitsha, Lokoja and Baro. What a boom for them.

Most Nigerian business men that can afford to do this are making money in corrupt ways; eg, oil business and monopolies like Dangote.
Who wants to take risks when they are already making cheap money?
Julius Berger can do it because it is a foreign company with foreign business ethics.

BTW Onitsha by the river cityscape is simply gorgeous!