investnow2013:

More of it is in Enugwu Ozubulu(70-80%) and no Oraifite!

NwekereNdoki:
What the Anambra State government is shy to do, Delta State has done in Asaba.

If Anambra doesn't sit up, it will lose a large chunk of its middle and high-class population to Asaba.

As I've always said, governance is not for the poor alone, but for the rich and middle-class!

NwekereNdoki:
What the Anambra State government is shy to do, Delta State has done in Asaba.If Anambra doesn't sit up, it will lose a large chunk of its middle and high-class population to Asaba. As I've always said, governance is not for the poor alone, but for the rich and middle-class!

TabletMan:
Some road construction being done by Mr. Solution is done by laborers with hand and small machines in this 21st century and other roads are still crying for attention or patching and you're here saying rail construction


My brother you're far.

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Adswitch industry Nnewi now own by Cutix cable and wire

These are the gear switches that's being manufacture by the company

NwekereNdoki:
What the Anambra State government is shy to do, Delta State has done in Asaba.

If Anambra doesn't sit up, it will lose a large chunk of its middle and high-class population to Asaba.

As I've always said, governance is not for the poor alone, but for the rich and middle-class!

ChimaAdeoye:


It is actually very wise of Soludo to use local contractors and direct labor to fix internal city roads and drainages in his urban renewal & regeneration program. That level of reconstruction of streets does not warrant awarding such minor jobs to multinational construction giants to merely rebuild broken down streets and intracity roads. That would amount to a wanton waste of resources in a state with scarce resources and almost every other street is in an appaulling state of disrepair.

The multinational construction giants should be reserved for big engineering projects and bridges.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MF-PkptuW_U


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e8VKwHOFRYU


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x-Yjh-V8LTQ


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

TabletMan:
Nothing special here until it comes to fruition. They're approving a project when Okowa have only few days left in office.

I'm not against using local/direct labour in road construction but some roads needs good and reputable local or foreign firm to tackle it.
The road that made me to drop that comment is Niger Street, you can use your Google map to know how important the road is to Onitsha main market, Head bridge market and Onitsha River port. I'm even happy that Mr. Soludo is working on the road but doesn't mean I will come here and start imagining about rail construction.

TabletMan:
Nothing special here until it comes to fruition. They're approving a project when Okowa have only few days left in office.

I'm not against using local/direct labour in road construction but some roads needs good and reputable local or foreign firm to tackle it.
The road that made me to drop that comment is Niger Street, you can use your Google map to know how important the road is to Onitsha main market, Head bridge market and Onitsha River port. I'm even happy that Mr. Soludo is working on the road but doesn't mean I will come here and start imagining about rail construction.

osita76:
It is on record that with the giant strides been recorded in road infrastructure in Ebonyi State, Gov. Dave Umahi never used reputable construction companies to do the roads in Ebonyi State, he always engage the local contractors and evidence of quality results are recorded, all these is dependent on the contractual agreement reached about standard and quality of those projects

ChimaAdeoye:


I know Niger Street when it used to be good during my childhood days and when it became impassable for more than 20 years!

Yes, if you really look at it, no Governor in Anambra's history had summoned the courage to tackle the cesspool of infrastructural decay and lawless fiefdom that had become of Onitsha. The reason that Onitsha which used to be the second largest commercial city in Nigeria in the 1980s remained stagnant was because no Governor did what Soludo is doing. The priority was always to develop the "capital" either Enugu or Awka and allow the biggest city in the state to decay and die. Unfortunately, it also meant the dearth of the southeast economy as people preferred to migrate to Lagos and elsewhere for business.

Of course, Soludo cannot even dent the surface of the huge generational infrastructural decay in Onitsha even if he collected a N500 billion naira loan. Talk more when he starts to waste too much money in constructing just one road using multinationals. We all know that a city like Abakaliki with many smooth roads had 100% of those roads built by local contractors often using DIRECT LABOR. So we know that it is possible to rebuild and reconstruct all the internal roads within our key cities if we are careful on how it's awarded and we supervise the contractor thoroughly.

Like Ned Media once mentioned in his video, the strategy to change the bad intra-city road narrative in Anambra and particularly in Onitsha isn't to construct just one very expensive and good road using multinational companies in a huge metropolis. The answer is in constructing several roads critical and alternative link roads to reduce traffic congestion and make the city liveable. Being mindful that achieving this feat of reconstructing Anambra's cities is practically impossible for the financial capacity of a state like Anambra, the only alternative will be to use reputable local companies and supervise them very closely to ensure that they deliver very high-quality roads. I am glad that Soludo is doing just that and I hope he continues until Onitsha is restored to a viable attractive city in the southeast.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PwM2Xjkg3dQ

Ndibunna:


Leave confluence. It is wholly located at umudim Nnewi. No dispute on that.
Thanks.

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University of the Niger Umunya and Shanahan University Onitsha were approved by FEC

madubaymi:


Where did you get the info of the approval these two proposed universities?

ANSMEDIA:
Construction of Seaman Rice processing plant, the significance thing about this multi million dollar project is that this plant is been construct in no other place in Nigeria than my own state and in my own village Nnobi in Idemili South L.G.A Anambra State Nigeria. This much i can do to give back to my community. We expect this project to be completed before December 2023.

ANSMEDIA:
Construction of Seaman Rice processing plant, the significance thing about this multi million dollar project is that this plant is been construct in no other place in Nigeria than my own state and in my own village Nnobi in Idemili South L.G.A Anambra State Nigeria. This much i can do to give back to my community. We expect this project to be completed before December 2023.

ANSMEDIA:
Construction of Seaman Rice processing plant, the significance thing about this multi million dollar project is that this plant is been construct in no other place in Nigeria than my own state and in my own village Nnobi in Idemili South L.G.A Anambra State Nigeria. This much i can do to give back to my community. We expect this project to be completed before December 2023.

NwekereNdoki:
What the Anambra State government is shy to do, Delta State has done in Asaba.

If Anambra doesn't sit up, it will lose a large chunk of its middle and high-class population to Asaba.

As I've always said, governance is not for the poor alone, but for the rich and middle-class!

kindlyheart:



BTW, where will he source the Rice from... please someone should enlighten me.

kindlyheart:



BTW, where will he source the Rice from... please someone should enlighten me.

ANSMEDIA:


There are lots of rice farms at Anambra north, there’s Joseph Agro rice farm, Coscharis rice farm in Anambra north is the largest in the east

Below is the Coscharis rice farm and irrigation in Anambra north. Coscharis equally has a state of the art milling plant not too far from the rice farm

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Seaman rice mill



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CCOMDig90z0