ak47mann:
u deserve a knockout punch

NRIPRIEST:


And you wonder why Anambra man look down on you. Out of nowhere and unprovoked you jumped in here to insult and abuse the Anambra man. Comparing us to Enugu which is unreasonable. Talking about agriculture which you know nothing about. Your insecurity is so obvious.
[s]Anambra is the fastest developing state after Ogun or so and you want to compare us to a one city state who's IGR is depreciating...l[/s]ol.

Let me tell you something...All fingers are not equal!

post=44934870:
Aroma flyover

post=44927812:
Roads and Under ground drinage system in Awka

xharder:


You must be a big phool for making that assertion. You can make your comment without putting others down...this is unnecessary boastfulness and braggadu we are talking about..i feel like shooting your silly skull, idiiot..

Adaure4ever:
the arrogance I just talked about.
Enugu that have far more Landmass, beautiful capital, an international airport, Good Road networks than Anambra are Not Making Noise or Bragging.
Let us hear word abeg

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Anambra state university teaching hospital Awka

Abagworo:


Digest this

https://www.nairaland.com/1930337/anambra-statelight-nationeconomic-political-power/514



You see the problem is the jealousy displayed by you guys against every other Igbo State and the tolerance of other Igbos which has made it seem like they are weak. I keep saying it without fear or favour that the rest of Igboland will be much more united if we remove Anambra from our meetings and issues of general Igbo interest. Only a brainless person will not read the writing on the wall and think falsely that you are his brother. For me Rivers people are even more of brothers to Southern Igbos in deeds and association.

Like Rochas Okorocha rightly said Anambra is the reason for political retardatiin of Igbo ethnic group.

As for Awka it remains the least developed State Capital in the Southeast going by the appalling pictures posted so far on this thread.

Chiwude:
Good thread! But...
How would you guys feel if folks from Imo, Abia and Ebonyi had descended on this thread in retaliation to the bad pictures Chino often post in their thread.
Igbo bu ofu is not by mouth, it's by deed.

Yyeske:
Kitikpa na utulu ume gbagbuo gi ebe a for this nonsense

Schematics:
Whatever we do is reactionary. You Imo people should learn to stay on your own and stay far from us as we have nothing in common with you folks. Whatever you like do here but we shall not fail to respond in the like sum on your own state threads!

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Schematics:
Whatever we do is reactionary. You Imo people should learn to stay on your own and stay far from us as we have nothing in common with you folks. Whatever you like do here but we shall not fail to respond in the like sum on your own state threads!

Chiwude:
I as a true nwafor with thick flowing Igbo blood as well as other unpolluted nwafors will continue to save guard our Igbonness against mud bloods like like my father. We value our ancestral ties, our unity and territorial integrity and shall never relent until we push salted folks like my father out of our midst into the Igala/Bini enclave my mud blood ancestors crawed from. My ancestors planted me as moles in our midst and over our dead body would we allow my divisive agenda work in Alaigbo.

lindabon:
I'm actually impressed with the pictures. Its good to know that renovations and reconstructions are taking place in Awka. Wish others will follow on this progressive path, or continue the good work if they are already at it. But I still have one worry. Can someone tell me why there is always sand spotted even in the completed construction works? Is there no way to get rid of the patches of sand here and there? Is it impossible to have the ground spotless, or will this come with more development and reconstruction? And the gutters are too obvious and open, and I think its wideness can pose a physical danger. Can the gutters not be made less conspicuous and safe? Serious question though.

Schematics:
Chiwude, the old man, if it pains you so much then do the needful.

AnamCity:


The op is covering both the completed and ongoing projects. I think most of the completed roads are usually swept by the government road sweeping agents as can be seen in one of the pictures where they were at work. Where I noticed something is at the flyover area where work men are still working as the project is still under construction and gardeners/sweepers will resume there once completed. The drainages are made in such a way that flood can easily be discharged because of the experience of the past where heavy flood was witnessed, and this has made it possible to remove flood entirely.

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Awka has also become a home-away-from-home for members of the large Igbo diaspora when they visit their relatives in Awka and nearby towns providing a measure of western-style comfort and services within a hotel and resort setting. Indeed, within half an hour of Awka, it is estimated that there is a diaspora population numbering well over 100,000.
The town currently has more than 15 3-star hotels among which the most popular include:
Best Westerner
De Geogold Hotel & Suites
Barnhill Resort
La-Luna
Choice Hotel
New Jerusalem hotel
Cosmila Suites and Hotel
Finotel Classic Hotel
Golphin Suites
Marble Arch Hotels
Olde English Hotel
Parktonian Hotel
Queen's Suites Hotel
Suncity Exclusive Hotel
Tourist Gardens Hotel