Ugwuanyi should come to Soludo to learn how to chase village hoodlums in enugu that are collecting and harrassing people.

Ugwuanyi should also come and under study how Soludo has fixed waste disposal so that he can clean his state and equally create employment. Enugu should get it right in the next poll. Another Ugwuanyi will be a major disaster.

OkpaNsukkaisBae:
Soludo wan stop the village hoodlums collecting huge sum as development feet 4 a plot of land sold.

Very good! People pay as high as 600k, 300k for dis fraud.

Kudoz to the waste disposal guys.... Nice work.

PROUDIGBO:


This really is a none issue! If someone says his state is ‘premium state’, just read it and move on….after all, it’s their thread! Conversely, anyone taking offence at such a harmless designation can go to their own state thread, post a positive news report that shows their state in a good light, and likewise attach a ‘premium state’ status to their own state based on said report! We shouldn’t be spoiling for a fight over every little thing!

If not that you are married, I would've join hands in search of a better wife for you.

Ofodirinwa:


Nwanne, it is becoming a serious issue and this is not who we are as a people.
If you notice, all of the anti ESN propaganda has been aimed at Anambra. There is a deliberate attempt by people who know more than you to put a wedge between Anambra ppl and the rest of the SE and the people doing it know that if you used a sweet tongue, the intention will work because Ndiigbo and their self esteem problems. They have identified Anambra as a weak link and if you know the geographical trap that is the SE and how it is designed, you will know why it is important to target Ndi Anambra.

Nigerians struggled in the war to break through what is now called Anambra. They don't want to struggle like that again. I know many ppl on here as small in their thinking but I have seen you posts in the past and know you can process what I'm saying well.

So nonsense like that has nothing to do with who we are as Ndiigbo. Anyi enweghi eze. Gini bu premium state. I si na nke gi bu premium, gwa anyi nke ndi ozo bu?

Nonsense infact trash.

If you state don't have kings we have kings. Anambra nwelu eze ma nwekwaa omenaana. That most of these communities in Imo state are headless is not a reason to come and try to impose your culture in Imo state on us. Anambra has kings, traditions and culture.


As for the terrorist ESN you guys are always trying to import to Anambra state, y'all has failed.

Rocksvibes234:
I think the rail will be the lagos - calabar coastal rail that will connect onitsha


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bWjsrLzB6oc

Not sure which is cheaper, but going underground to bypass the river would be a cool idea.

OkpaNsukkaisBae:
Soludo wan stop the village hoodlums collecting huge sum as development feet 4 a plot of land sold.

Very good! People pay as high as 600k, 300k for dis fraud.

Kudoz to the waste disposal guys.... Nice work.

Na wah oh! Which one is ‘development fee’ again just because one is building a house!? And how are the funds collected accounted for and to whom!? There’s a lot of illegal stuff going on in Nigeria, but somehow i can understand why some of these things happen because of the high rate of unemployment!

If the state gov’t collects any plot development levies, and least 50% should remain within the community the funds were gotten from!

hammer3x:



I'M NOT HERE TO ARGUE LIKE A RETARRD, BUT TO STATE THE FACTS.


JUST LISTEN AND KEEP IT MOVING BROTHERS.

What facts? Does any railway exist currently at Onitsha? Why then do you expect Buhari's administration to build a railway bridge at the same time with the Niger Bridge?

Are both under the same contract?

The bridge is a Julius Berger job while the proposed railway coming from Port Harcourt is to be carried out by CCECC. Are they the same companies?

These are what an intelligent person will first think about before jumping to conclusions. But you just like to bring out the victim card all the f*cking time like a toddler.

Ndibunna:


Nonsense infact trash.

If you state don't have kings we have kings. Anambra nwelu eze ma nwekwaa omenaana. That most of these communities in Imo state are headless is not a reason to come and try to impose your culture in Imo state on us. Anambra has kings, traditions and culture.


As for the terrorist ESN you guys are always trying to import to Anambra state, y'all has failed.

If you have kings, you're a peasant.
Udo di nwanne

Ofodirinwa:


If you have kings, you're a peasant.
Udo di nwanne

Another person might also argue if you have no kings then you have no intelligence to organize a proper society. thus you are uncivilized.

Ofodirinwa:


If you have kings, you're a peasant.
Udo di nwanne

Ana Akoyeli.

We have kings. Anyi nwelu eze nwekwa nde okenye. All of ermm...

We don't practice headless autonomous villages here where every street has kings.

England has kings and they are not peasants. Anambra has kings and they are not peasants rather fa wu Ugo.

I'd really like to see a pics of yours.. To see what you really looks like

Ofodirinwa:


If you have kings, you're a peasant.
Udo di nwanne

^I'm not single

Ndibunna:


Ana Akoyeli.

We have kings. Anyi nwelu eze nweka nde okenye. All of ermm...

We don't practice headless autonomous villages here where every street has kings.

England has kings and they are not peasants. Anambra has kings and they are not peasants rather fa wu Ugo.

lol, who is we?

king = feudalism
Feudalism = King + Peasants

Tomorrow you will call someone an almajiri as an insult.

Ikengawo, Anambra is not a banana Republic with useless worthless autonomous weak Kings like imo . Anambra is not just like imo, they are different, they have Kings. Imo is a cursed backward useless worthless shithole imo state where Kings are killed and kidnapped, just like what happened today in imo state. That's why Anambra has the internationally and nationally respected Kings like Obi of Onitsha, Igwe of Nnewi, Eze Uzu of Awka Eze Nri, etc

Ofodirinwa:
^I'm not single ol, who is we?king = feudalism
Feudalism = King + Peasants omorrow you will call someone an almajiri as an insult.

Soludo better do something about all the lawless markets and all those child hawkers from Ebonyi and other poor states flooding into Anambra.

Mktinsight the demonic night owl, while others are enjoying their sleep with their loved ones, you evil spirit is roaming everywhere on this thread looking for fake bad news to share. The good thing is that everyone here have rejected you demon with your lies. Anambra has the best and most organised markets in Nigeria.

abuzz33:
Soludo better do something about all the lawless markets and all those child hawkers from Ebonyi and other poor states flooding into Anambra.

Here's the latest state by state out of school children in Nigeria with a credible source not the fake nonsense you are parading.

MY OBSERVATION IS THAT IGBO PEOPLE ARE DISORGANISED IN NIGERIA.


WE ARE LOSING PRESCIOUS RESOURCES AND ASSET, THAT COULD BE GAINED BY BEING A LITTLE MORE ORGANISED.


IGBO MEN MUST LEARN THAT THEY ARE MEN AND AS MEN REASON ALONG, RATHER THAN ENGAGING IN POINTLESS BACK AND FORTH THAT LEADS US NOWHERE.



DONT ENGAGE ME, IF YOU LACK BASIC REASONING, BECAUSE IT IS TIRESON EXPLAINING OVER AND OVER AGAIN THE OBVIOUS.

Ofodirinwa:
^I'm not single



lol, who is we?

king = feudalism
Feudalism = King + Peasants

Tomorrow you will call someone an almajiri as an insult.

Nwokem stop meandering on this thread. Find your way to Imo state thread. I can't remember the last time I visited the imo state but here you are hovering all time trying to tell what and what not to do.

Anambra has kings, culture and tradition so if you guys don't have in your state then live with it and let others be.... Oginidi.

We are an organised society in Anambra not headless like you guys.

WOw..

Just read that Obiano left 14 Billion indebted to Pensioners.

This is the same man some ode wants to compare with Obi.

Trues our lack of taste for good governance is why SE is where it is today.

Thank God SOludo Solution is here.

The Chairman, Anambra state, Council for Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria, COREN State Technical and Expatriate Committee charged with the Engineerng Regulation and Monitoring in Anambra State, Engineer Victor Meju has called on developers to adhere to engineering global standard practice in all their dealings.

Engineer Meju made the call during the monitoring/inspection exercise on Anambra Place Luxury Estate Phase One Nkwelle GRA.

The regulation and monitoring exercise was done by Engineering Regulation and Monitoring Committee members headed by Engineer Victor Meju in collaboration with the State Commissioner for Housing, Honourable Paully Onyeka.


According to Engineer Victor Meju during the monitoring/inspection exercise, the mandate giving to them by Section 2(1) of COREN Act NOTICE TO CONDUCT ENGINEERING REGULATION (ERM) MONITORING INSPECTION

The Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN) is a statutory regulatory Agency of the Federal Government of Nigeria established under Decree 55/70 and amended by Decree 27/92, now Engineers (Registration, etc) Act No. 3, 2018. The Act mandates COREN to regulate and control Engineering Profession in all its aspects and ramification.
In the exercise of this powers, the Council inaugurated the Anambra State Technical Committee (ASTC) and the Expatriate Monitoring Committee (EMC) inspectors to carryout the mandate on behalf of the Council. The team is charged under the law, the responsibility of inspecting Engineering Companies, Organization, Agencies, Project Sites etc to ensure they conform to Engineering Codes and Standards of Practice.
Consequent upon the above, the team has, in line with Governor
Soludo's vision for Ndi Anambra, gave a strong indication for zero tolerance to quackery in the area of housing development and to ensure that buildings which are design by structural Engineers, approved by the state authority, must be constructed and supervised by a COREN certified registered engineers, geared towards checkmating the rate at which building collapse in Anambra State among others negative effect of wrong engineering practice.

Engineer Meju who noted that their activities which is not limited to housing developments, but cut across all facets of Engineering projects in the state is ensure efficiency, competence and durability.

He adjudged Anambra Place Luxury Estate Phase One Nkwelle GRA as very livable, having all standard requirements for an estate in terms of manpower, qualified Engineers, adherence to the codes and global standard practices and in line with the new housing policy of Anambra state and encouraged all the developers in Anambra to maintain the status quo.

The Anambra state Commissioner for Housing Honourable Paully Onyeka in his remark after inspecting the estate noted that Anambra State Government is very particular about the new housing development policy which he said must sever as a benchmark for housing development in the state.

He said that housing development is at the heart of building a livable and prosperous Anambra State, pointing out some basic requirements of any compound or estate to include, green veggies, flowers and tree planting for oxygen, catchment pits for erosion control, building not occupying 65 percent of the total compound among others.

On his part, the developer of the estate, Chief Austin Oguejiofor noted that the visit is very apt, given the need to maintain global standard in housing developments and adhere to the new housing policy which is the vision of Governor Soludo for Ndi Anambra.

He expressed satisfaction and great joy with the visit adding that adjustments will be made where necessary to ensure conformity with the agenda of building a livable and prosperous Anambra State.

A kilometre Stone-based road and other buildings under construction with completed ones already occupied were visited during the exercise and the approved plan of the estate was also showcased during the exercise.

By Valentine Mbadugha, Awka.

SOLUDO CONSTITUTES STATE-LOCAL GOVERNMENT JOINT ACCOUNT COMMITTEE

By Christian ABURIME

Governor of Anambra State, Professor Charles Chukwuma Soludo, CFR has inaugurated a nine-member Committee for the State-Local Government Joint Account.

The Governor inaugurated the Committee shortly after the State Executive Council Meeting, at the Government House, Awka.

Members of the Committee include the Commissioner for Local Government, Mr. Collins Nwabunwanne who will serve as the Committee Chairman, Commissioner for Finance, Mr. Ifeatu Onejeme, Vice Chairman and Dr. Leopold Arinze Nwankwo-Ikwueto, Secretary.

Other members include Barr. Ifeatu Obiokoye, member representing Central Senatorial Zone, Dr. Nnamdi Nwadiogbu, member representing North Senatorial Zone, Sir Van George Ezeogudi, member representing South Senatorial Zone, Dr. Chibuike Ofobuike, member and Transition Committee Chairman representing South Zone.

Others are Mrs. Amaka Obi, member and Transition Committee Chairman, representing Central Zone, Mr. Livinus Onyenwe, member and Transition Committee Chairman representing North Zone.

Speaking shortly after performing the inauguration, Governor Soludo appreciated them for accepting to serve and commiserated with them for coming to serve in some very difficult circumstances.

According to the Governor; "the resources aren't there. But at the same time, you are being called upon to do some very special disruptive function. It is going to be alot of hard work. Why do I say that? Because you are being called upon to do very disruptive work at a time of major challenges in the Country. Major challenges in the finances of the state and local government and you've been called upon to find the solution".

"We are going to be employing over four thousand teachers, it'll be charged to JAAC. Meanwhile, you have over fourteen billion naira debt in terms of arrears to gratuity and pensions. Part of it we have started to pay" and so on and so forth.

The Governor further explained that the local system is largely two fold including its financing and its administration.

"We are going to set up the local government administration. That's definite. But the administration of the local government is a bit of challenge. The infrastructure in the various local governments including the ones that have been burnt down which need to be repaired as well as the workload. Even staff don't go to work in the local governments. But we must eventually get the services down to the people", the Governor said.

"For us we have a vision to have responsibility devolve to base and to have local government that is empowered from the base, to deliver development to the grassroot. And consequently, the finances that are very limited will have to be run in a different way. We have a peculiar local government system where the staff and other obligations of the local government are pulled together.

On local government autonomy, Professor Soludo said; "I hear people talk about autonomy. If you want to implement a strict autonomy, it'll mean that each local government will employ and pay its staff. That's what it'll mean but this is not the case. That's why you find someone in Idemili working in Ayamelum and someone from Ayamelum working in Nnewi South because they have a pool system".

Governor Soludo also took time to explain that resources accruable to the State governments from the federal are low because of NNPC's inability to remit a kobo to the federation account, which they may not do again because it is now a limited company, emphasizing that there should be some sort of competitive system in place for the various local governments.

He said; "we are trying to devolve the responsibilities; waste management, security because we are now doing security at the community level, issues of Environment and so on and so forth. My aspiration and with you as the Committee, we are going to work together so that they too can compete and have lee way to raise their own revenues. They should become creative in generating revenue. Of course, when that lingers, we also expect you together with the service commission, to have some thought about not just to run the account, but you also have a job to do to have a new local government system and the financing framework that will deliver development to the people. We are seeking to have a local government that truly works"; Soludo added.

The Governor pointed out that regarding the management of the JAAC, alot of things will be done differently after careful thought process, especially in terms of financing options.

"Some have got some assets that they can charge. Some have shops that they can 'premise' while some run mass transit system and so on and so forth. With the wisdom and calibre of people that make up this commission, I'm sure you will deliver because our intention is to rejuvenate the local government system"; concluded the Governor.

Earlier while presenting the Committee members for Inauguration, the Commissioner for Local Government Affairs, Mr. Collins Nwabunwanne described them as competent to deliver on the mandate.

In a vote of thanks, Chairman of Transition Committee Chairmen, Mr. Livinus Onyenwe who spoke onbehalf of other members of the Committee, thanked the Governor for finding them worthy to serve in that capacity, pledging to work round the clock to efficiently deliver service to Ndi Anambra.

Secretary to the State Government, Professor Solo Chukwulobelu, Chief of Staff to the Governor, Mr. Ernest Ezeajughi, Head of Service, Barrister Theodora Igwegbe, Commissioner for Finance, Mr. Ifeatu Onejeme, Special Adviser to the Governor on Local Government Affairs, Mr. Asha Nnabuife, among others, were present at the event.

investnow2013:
The Chairman, Anambra state, Council for Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria, COREN State Technical and Expatriate Committee charged with the Engineerng Regulation and Monitoring in Anambra State, Engineer Victor Meju has called on developers to adhere to engineering global standard practice in all their dealings.

Engineer Meju made the call during the monitoring/inspection exercise on Anambra Place Luxury Estate Phase One Nkwelle GRA.

The regulation and monitoring exercise was done by Engineering Regulation and Monitoring Committee members headed by Engineer Victor Meju in collaboration with the State Commissioner for Housing, Honourable Paully Onyeka.


According to Engineer Victor Meju during the monitoring/inspection exercise, the mandate giving to them by Section 2(1) of COREN Act NOTICE TO CONDUCT ENGINEERING REGULATION (ERM) MONITORING INSPECTION

The Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN) is a statutory regulatory Agency of the Federal Government of Nigeria established under Decree 55/70 and amended by Decree 27/92, now Engineers (Registration, etc) Act No. 3, 2018. The Act mandates COREN to regulate and control Engineering Profession in all its aspects and ramification.
In the exercise of this powers, the Council inaugurated the Anambra State Technical Committee (ASTC) and the Expatriate Monitoring Committee (EMC) inspectors to carryout the mandate on behalf of the Council. The team is charged under the law, the responsibility of inspecting Engineering Companies, Organization, Agencies, Project Sites etc to ensure they conform to Engineering Codes and Standards of Practice.
Consequent upon the above, the team has, in line with Governor
Soludo's vision for Ndi Anambra, gave a strong indication for zero tolerance to quackery in the area of housing development and to ensure that buildings which are design by structural Engineers, approved by the state authority, must be constructed and supervised by a COREN certified registered engineers, geared towards checkmating the rate at which building collapse in Anambra State among others negative effect of wrong engineering practice.

Engineer Meju who noted that their activities which is not limited to housing developments, but cut across all facets of Engineering projects in the state is ensure efficiency, competence and durability.

He adjudged Anambra Place Luxury Estate Phase One Nkwelle GRA as very livable, having all standard requirements for an estate in terms of manpower, qualified Engineers, adherence to the codes and global standard practices and in line with the new housing policy of Anambra state and encouraged all the developers in Anambra to maintain the status quo.

The Anambra state Commissioner for Housing Honourable Paully Onyeka in his remark after inspecting the estate noted that Anambra State Government is very particular about the new housing development policy which he said must sever as a benchmark for housing development in the state.

He said that housing development is at the heart of building a livable and prosperous Anambra State, pointing out some basic requirements of any compound or estate to include, green veggies, flowers and tree planting for oxygen, catchment pits for erosion control, building not occupying 65 percent of the total compound among others.

On his part, the developer of the estate, Chief Austin Oguejiofor noted that the visit is very apt, given the need to maintain global standard in housing developments and adhere to the new housing policy which is the vision of Governor Soludo for Ndi Anambra.

He expressed satisfaction and great joy with the visit adding that adjustments will be made where necessary to ensure conformity with the agenda of building a livable and prosperous Anambra State.

A kilometre Stone-based road and other buildings under construction with completed ones already occupied were visited during the exercise and the approved plan of the estate was also showcased during the exercise.

By Valentine Mbadugha, Awka.

Anambra Govt. should pass a law baning road with open gutters and with no side walks and also try to introduce bycicle lanes on roads.

NwekereNdoki:
WOw..

Just read that Obiano left 14 Billion indebted to Pensioners.

This is the same man some ode wants to compare with Obi.

Trues our lack of taste for good governance is why SE is where it is today.

Thank God SOludo Solution is here.

Will you shut up your ignorant mouth. You are the real ode. Stop discussing Anambra issues you know nothing about. Obiano also cleared many pensions and arrears incurred from Obi and before him.
Because Obiano does his own quietly. Go and do something meaningful with your life instead of wasting time looking for what to use to compare Obiano with to others.

https://www.thenigerianvoice.com/amp/movie/257225/after-19years-of-service-actor-pete-edochie-gets-his-gratu.html

https://www.thenigerianvoice.com/amp/news/161920/obiano-clears-n19-bn-salary-arrears-of-8-years-owed-water.html

globemoney01:

Will you shut up your ignorant mouth. You are the real ode. Stop discussing Anambra issues you know nothing about. Obiano also cleared many pensions and arrears incurred from Obi and before him.
Because Obiano does his own quietly. Go and do something meaningful with your life instead of wasting time looking for what to use to compare Obiano with to others.

https://www.thenigerianvoice.com/amp/movie/257225/after-19years-of-service-actor-pete-edochie-gets-his-gratu.html

https://www.thenigerianvoice.com/amp/news/161920/obiano-clears-n19-bn-salary-arrears-of-8-years-owed-water.html

Another mumu aide of Obiano.

After them pay u your 50k salary sense no go dey your head.

Did Obi owe pensioners when he handed over? What did Obiano do that will warrant such indebtness to Anambra State?

NwekereNdoki:


Another mumu aide of Obi.

After them pay u your 50k salary sense no go dey your head.

Did Obi owe pensioners when he handed over? What did Obiano do that will warrant such indebtness to Anambra State?

Well said. Another mumu aide.

The ones I showed you obiano paid off that accrued before his tenure? Who owed them? And who told you the ones Soludo is paying were only incurred from Obiano tenure?

Meanwhile, I saw you in a thread campaigning with Obiano's achievements in health, after you'll come here to talk rubbish.

post=63466955:
My visit to industrial and commercial city today

Is Thia development? I don't think so this is developed....

Business and Economy Economy ECONOMY Debt Stock: Nigeria's Most Indebted Geopolitical Zones in 2022 Tuesday, August 23, 2022 at 6:51 AM by Pascal Oparada As of March 2022, Nigeria's stock debt stock stood at N41.60 trillion, the Debt Management Office says However, Nigeria's debt is made up of ones owed by the states, including the Federal Capital Territory and the federal government. The debts owed by the six geopolitical zones in Nigeria are calculated based on the states in each region. PAY ATTENTION: You can save a live of girl at risk. Donate to Legit Charity on Patreon. Your support matters! According to data from the Debt Management Office (DMO), Nigeria's total debt stock has hit over N41 trillion as of March 2021. The breakdown of the debt, tabulated by Legit.ng shows that the various states in Nigeria contribute immensely to the national debt stock. President Muhammadu Buhari Credit: State House Source: Facebook Nigeria's total debt stock According to reports, Nigeria's total public debt stock rose from N39.56 trillion in December 2021 to N41.60 trillion, $100.07 billion in the first three months of 2022, January to March, the Debt Management Office (DMO) revealed yesterday. READ ALSO Abdullahi Adamu’s debt blunder and Nigeria’s moment of truth by Phrank Shaibu PAY ATTENTION: Follow us on Instagram - get the most important news directly in your favourite app! The debts include the debt obligations of the federal government, states and the Federal Capital Territory. Also, the domestic debt service obligations of the federal government stood at N668,685, 710,112.98 in the first three months of 2022. The DMO said that with the spike in Nigeria's debt stock, its total public debt-to-gross domestic product (GDP) currently stands at 23.27 per cent, as against 22.43 per cent on December 31, 2021. In a statement posted on its website, the DMO stated that the amount represented the domestic and external debt stocks of the Federal Government of Nigeria, the 36 state governments and the Federal Capital Territory. The relative figures for December 31, 2021, were N39.56 trillion or $95.78 billion. The total public debt stock, the agency said, included new domestic borrowing by the FGN to partly finance the deficit in the 2022 Appropriation Act, the $1.25 billion Eurobond issued in March 2022 and disbursements by multilateral and bilateral lenders. READ ALSO As education suffers, Buhari’s government spends N13.17 trillion on debt servicing Legit.ng findings According to data posted by the DMO, the federal government's total domestic debt as of March 31, 2022, stood at N20.144 trillion (N20,144,027,724,703). Findings by Legit.ng reveal that the South-South is the most heavily indebted region in Nigeria, followed by the North West, while the South East is the least indebted region. North Central region is the most indebted region, followed by North West while the indebted region is North East. The breakdown of the debts by region is as follows: North East: $177,150,566 North West: $847,935,824 North Central: $3,480,761,166 South West: 2,730,199,816 South East: 474,222,501 South-South: $4,092,399,286 States in Nigeria with the highest external debts as national debt stock hits $41.77 billion Recall that Legit.ng reported that according to the Debt Manage Management Office (DMO) Nigeria’s debt stock has hit about $41.77 billion as of March 2022. A good number of these debts are external borrowings by states in Nigeria which contribute a large chunk of the total debt stocks. Read more: https://www.legit.ng/business-economy/economy/1487475-debt-stock-nigerias-indebted-geopolitical-zones-2022/

NwekereNdoki:
WOw..

Just read that Obiano left 14 Billion indebted to Pensioners.

This is the same man some ode wants to compare with Obi.

Trues our lack of taste for good governance is why SE is where it is today.

Thank God SOludo Solution is here.

Under Obiano the quality of administration dropped drastically. Our success in education, reinvigorated by Obi dimmed , many economic roads and inner city roads were abandoned. But he quickly went and drained our savings to build the airport and ICC.

When Obi resumed office as the governor he met a debt of over 38 billion incurred from unpaid salaries, pensions and gratuity. Obi cleared all these debts and Anambra owed nobody the day Obiano took over. But today, look at how broke Anambra is.

Today, Anambra is shamefully sitting in the fifth place in the waec table of performance. This is the first time in 16yrs!

Ndibunna:


Nwokem stop meandering on this thread. Find your way to Imo state thread. I can't remember the last time I visited the imo state but here you are hovering all time trying to tell what and what not to do.

Anambra has kings, culture and tradition so if you guys don't have in your state then live with it and let others be.... Oginidi.

We are an organised society in Anambra not headless like you guys.

well done

Ndibunna:


Ana Akoyeli.

We have kings. Anyi nwelu eze nweka nde okenye. All of ermm...

We don't practice headless autonomous villages here where every street has kings.

England has kings and they are not peasants. Anambra has kings and they are not peasants rather fa wu Ugo.

Lol, these comedians again looking desperately for something to chest beat about. That's how una start to call one of numerous igwes in Nnewi autonomous communities as Obi of Nnewi. We all know that so called obi of Onitsha control only two tiny Local Government and their kingship was imported from Benin

Ndibunna:


Nwokem stop meandering on this thread. Find your way to Imo state thread. I can't remember the last time I visited the imo state but here you are hovering all time trying to tell what and what not to do.

Anambra has kings, culture and tradition so if you guys don't have in your state then live with it and let others be.... Oginidi.

We are an organised society in Anambra not headless like you guys.

Even Arochukwu with their well documented well organised government never had any powerful head. Most part of Anambra are Benin and Igala conquered territory

Basilo101 the ediotic bitter envious nwa nsukka. Anambra is a monolithic state with some of the most internationally and nationally recognised Kings, unlike your useless worthless enugu state that doesn't have any king in the class of Obi ofOnitsha or igwe Nnewi or Eze Uzu of Awka or Eze Nri. Obi of Onitsha is a first class king and the most important stool in igboland, that's why he is rated amongst the first class Kings in Nigeria like Oba of Benin, Ooni of Ife, etc. Stop being envious of Anambra, we have nothing in common with your backward enugu state.

XerXers:

Lol, these comedians again looking desperately for something to chest beat about. That's how una start to call one of numerous igwes in Nnewi autonomous communities as Obi of Nnewi. We all know that so called obi of Onitsha control only two tiny Local Government and their kingship was imported from Benin

Basilo101 the bitter nwa nsukka. Anambra is a monolithic state with the most powerful kings that are recognised by the Federal Government, unlike your useless igala dominated enugu state that has no king that's recognised by the Federal Government. Anambra is one state with one people and one culture, unlike your enugu state that's dominated by igede, igala, etc, because they conquered the most areas of the present enugu state. Even today at nsukka area of enugu state, Fulanis have conquered most of it and have settled there.

XerXers:

Even Arochukwu with their well documented well organised government never had any powerful head. Most part of Anambra are Benin and Igala conquered territory

Ndibunna:


Ana Akoyeli.

We have kings. Anyi nwelu eze nweka nde okenye. All of ermm...

We don't practice headless autonomous villages here where every street has kings.

England has kings and they are not peasants. Anambra has kings and they are not peasants rather fa wu Ugo.

You are totally correct. Anambra is a monolithic state with the best cultural dynasty that spans over 500yrs. Obi of Onitsha dynasty spans over 500yrs. Again, Anambra through Eri is the origin of igboland. There's no igboland with Anambra.