Ekoile, I don't know why you have chosen to be silly all the time. What you posted was when the project was not even completed yet. Below is the true state of Anambra University Teaching Hospital and it is one of the most beautiful and well equipped nationwide. Stop feeling bad that your own state Osun is now an IDP camp..LOL

aresa:
This is Anambra state university teaching hospital built and left by peter obi...

IbokUtoroh:
iya iya, da atiedie? Ku uyadesit, nkere ke ado mbong idiok itong ami...

mfana ibaha o........ Mkpo Abadie

The Debt Management Office(DMO) said Anambra state has one of the lowest debt profile but how these silly eediots got this is still a mystery

blaming past government? already having an excuse for failure.

SpaceTour:
Ekoile, I don't know why you have chosen to be silly all the time. What you posted was when the project was not even completed yet. Below is the true state of Anambra University Teaching Hospital and it is one of the most beautiful and well equipped nationwide. Stop feeling bad that your own state Osun is now an IDP camp..LOL

Ode, it was not completed, but they tied commissioning ribbon around it and the roof is already falling off.

Now please tell us even if it wasn't completed, how do you get emergency ambulance into that building to drop off sick patients? They have to jump over the gutter to get to the emergency entrance?

Who designed the building? Peter Obi or some kabukabu village architect?

Why post some irrelevant picture instead of posting pictures of the same building I posted after completion...

you are not smart, you really are slow...

I don't have time for a village osun man like you, at least you have seen my own pictures now compare and contrast.


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aresa:



Ode, it was not completed, but they tied commissioning ribbon around it and the roof is already falling off.

Now please tell us even if it wasn't completed, how do you get emergency ambulance into that building to drop off sick patients? They have to jump over the gutter to get to the emergency entrance?

Who designed the building? Peter Obi or some kabukabu village architect?

Why post some irrelevant picture instead of posting pictures of the same building I posted after completion...

you are not smart, you really are slow...

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SpaceTour:
I don't have time for a village osun man like you, at least you have seen my own pictures now compare and contrast.

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Long story short, you can not show us the picture of the same building I posted or put your money where akpu breath mouth is...


Loser

While Anambra State’s current foreign debt is $25.3million (N3.8billion), its domestic debts profile including[b] arrears owed serving and retired workforce of some State parastatals such as Anambra State Broadcasting Service, Anambra State Water Corporation, Anambra State Newspaper Company, publishers of the National Light Newspaper, etc run into billions of naira as at September 2012.[/b] Though the State is one of the least locally and externally indebted States in Nigeria, its current local loan profile is largely shrouded in secrecy.

http://nigeriamasterweb.com/blog/index.php/2012/10/01/at-52-nigeria-celebrates-wobbles-fumbles-with-huge-debts-corruption-etc

That was shortly before Obiano enter office..

And why even shroud the state's debt burden in secrecy?

Obviously to be able to support the lies about debt free and financial prudence when in fact that wasn't the case...

Cuche:

What I don't know is if the figure of 185 billion naira is a true reflection of the debt status of the contracts Obi hurriedly entered just before the end of his tenure.
I had expected Obiano to debunk that N75 Billion naira claim immediately on assumption of office but his sense of Judgement was be clouded by his gratitude to Obi for installing him Governor. Most of us knew from day one that there was no element of truth in that claim of leaving behind N75 Billion when the total cost of the contracts he entered into just from the 2013 budget alone was very close to that amount and he didn't pay upto 30% of the contracts to the contractors. Others were backlogs of uncompleted contracts from the previous years littered all over the state which Obiano chose to complete, these were liabilities.


The bottom line is that Anambra did not take loans from banks as most States under Peter Obi which is commendable especially when he was not really interested in the infrastructural development. Had he taken bank loans the money may still not be accounted for

That was so naïve of him.

Cuche:

What I don't know is if the figure of 185 billion naira is a true reflection of the debt status of the contracts Obi hurriedly entered just before the end of his tenure.
I had expected Obiano to debunk that N75 Billion naira claim immediately on assumption of office but his sense of Judgement was be clouded by his gratitude to Obi for installing him Governor. Most of us knew from day one that there was no element of truth in that claim of leaving behind N75 Billion when the total cost of the contracts he entered into just from the 2013 budget alone was very close to that amount and he didn't pay upto 30% of the contracts to the contractors. Others were backlogs of uncompleted contracts from the previous years littered all over the state which Obiano chose to complete, these were liabilities.


The bottom line is that Anambra did not take loans from banks as most States under Peter Obi which is commendable especially when he was not really interested in the infrastructural development. Had he taken bank loans the money may still not be accounted for

Anambra too loans just like any other state in Nigeria.

Obiano is going down 4 real,the drunk has spent all obi's savings and start talking trash