We've heard a lot of things about this city, but how much of it is real? How much of it is propaganda? Well find out.

We were told that this city will have about 7 major industries, some are

- Integrated plastic making factory.

- Noodles production section.

- Organic fertiliser plant.

- Lubricant blending plant.

- Storage facility.

- Aluminium profile factory.

- Pipeline manufacturing plant.

- ICT center.

- High-tech laboratory facility (Research purposes)

Others are a well-equipped hospital, police\security base, fire fighting
station and residential quarters for workers.

September 2016 is the date fixed for production.

Well Abiastatenews.com went there and here is what we got.

The prototype







What it should look like after completion.


Here is the front, side and back view of the city











Inside Construction work still ongoing











Engineering construction and Installation 180,000 litres Capacity Fiberglass reinforced polymer (FRP) Tanks, done by JuNeng Nigeria an indigenous company.







Assembly plant this is where this tricycle was assembled





Plastic Plant ( Started production)







Inside some sections

Here is source http://www.abiastatenews.com/2016/10/masters-energy-industrial-city-uturu.html

More pictures.

Someone should help me with more pictures from there, slow network here

God Bless Southeastern Nigeria

God Bless Nigeria

Nice one..God Bless Nigeria and Nigerians

Daz my state
Hope we can get it right this time

yea this deserves front page, abi becuse snake no dey am? I wish I still have that picture where some workers killed a python, while clearing the ICT section.

I cannot wait for the completion of The Lekki Free Trade Zone in Lagos and this Masters energy Industrial City in Abia State

RareDiamonds:
Post More Pictures naa !!! Have the various factories in the industrial city started operation ?

This is a welcome development.

Some have started

more

God bless Masters Energy CEO

hopefully other igbos wud emulate him and invest major infrastructure at home

Its then safe to say Ogah na oga!

catal:
hopefully other igbos wud emulate him and invest major infrastructure at home

This is massive and very impressive, God will contiue to Uchechukwu Sampson Ogah, his type is needed in Igboland and not efulefu's like that Anambra man that biult a tomato factory in Lagos when his state is looking for investors!!!!

proeast:
This is massive and very impressive, God will contiue to Uchechukwu Sampson Ogah, his type is needed in Igboland and not efulefu's like that Anambra man that biult a tomato factory in Lagos when his state is looking for investors!!!!

lol

Great achievements bythe Master hiself.
Congrats to a great brother.

Thank you Lagos government for triggering this industrial revolution in the East with the deportation of Igbos in fashola tenure.
Thank you Lagos for the market closures babaloja etc and the ladipo market closures.

More investment will likely come as Igbos see the need to invest home.
With what is happening in Anambra the industrialization effort will soon reach a tipping point where China reached in some years back.

My only problem is that the East should think export market.