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Rocksvibes234:
Wow Anambra State now have court of appeal

Anambra State Court Of Appeal, Awka Divisions

Anambralstson:
The African Development Bank (AfDB) is to offset cost of construction of rural/farm roads in 14 local government areas of Anambra state at the cost of $50 million.

The Project Coordinator of the Anambra Rural Access and Agricultural Marketing Project, (RAAMP), Joe Onyejekwe, who made this known, explained that the roads would be constructed in some select food producing corridors of the state.

According to him, diligent decisions were reached to site the projects within these food producing belts of the state — Ayamelum, Anambra East, Anambra West, Oyi, Dunukofia, Awka North, Awka, South, Orumba North, Orumba South, Aguata, Ihiala, Ogbaru, Idemili South and Anaocha.

He said the projects were originally conceived by the federal government, when it was established that the country was steadily losing $9.8 billion annually in post harvest losses.

This stemmed from the inability of the food producing areas to readily access the markets to evacuate their harvests.

He said that the federal government then opened up discussions with two major funding agencies — the World Bank and the African Development based in Abidjan.

Onyejekwe, a Senior Special Assistant to the Governor on Works, noted that it was in the bid to overcome this anomaly that the federal government then, projected to execute the jobs in 18 states

He said that it was resolved that five states — Anambra, Borno, Benue, Taraba and Cross River States would be financed by the African Development Bank and the rest to be financed by the World Bank.

“The ADB has since accepted to bankroll the projects, promising each of the five states 50 million dollars. Their officials have made two major visits to Anambra State, during which they have interacted with the people from the concerned communities.

“They have all mutually agreed to work together toward the successful realisation of the projects,’’ he said.

Onyejekwe said that the project, which aims primarily at building all-season farm roads, would have complementing infrastructure and facilities like building of markets, Veterinary clinics, cottage industries, Road Safety Service centres, Storage facilities.
The benefitting communities would be trained on road maintenance and partnership with the private sector for the provision of transport for evacuation of farm produce.

The job would also entail resettlement of people, who might be displaced in the process for project delivery.

He confirmed that the Anambra State Government had demonstrated commitment by striving to meet all the local requirements to access the funding for the project.

ANSMEDIA:



That's a very good development

Jasparrow1:
Why can't Obiano build roads like this in our state for crying out loud. See how clean and planned the roads is. No open gutter and dirty sand sand on the road.

This is Sokoto ooooh. Sokoto state. My state is doomed Obiano is just busy building anyhow road in that village called Anambra.

mktinsight:
That is Kaduna not Sokoto. Sokoto Road Kaduna. The reason Obiano cannot build roads like this is because his Works Ministry deals with poor quality contractors like IDC. That road was upgraded by the Chinese Construction giant CCEC with proper design, pavement and marking.

ANSMEDIA:
These are some similar roads done by Obiano . The difference between the one you posted and the one I posted is that mine is yet to be marked. Anambra is among the top best performing states in Nigeria.

ANSMEDIA:
Anambra Govt Seeks Private Sector Partnership To Boost Power Supply
Anambra Govt Seeks Private Sector Partnership To Boost Power Supply
Anambra State Government has called for Private Sector partnership towards ensuring uninterrupted power supply in the State.


Governor Willie Obiano made the call during an investment summit at Nnewi.
The Governor represented by his Deputy, Dr. Nkem Okeke who described power as the soul of industrialization, restated the commitment of the present administration towards ensuring steady power supply in Anambra, noting that with the help of private sector, the vision of the government in power sector will easily be actualized.



Also speaking, the Managing Director Century Power Generation limited, Dr Chukwueloka Umeh said the steady power supply is achievable if an agreement would be reached between the government and private sector on the power sector.


Government House Correspondent Emmanuel Okonkwo reports that the event witnessed the presence of top business men, Group Managing Director, Afrinvest West Africa, Ike Chioke, Director, Ford Foundation, West Africa, Mr. Innocent Chukwuma, Managing Director Anambra Broadcasting Service, Chief Uche Nworah, among others.

Rocksvibes234:
Wow Anambra State now have court of appeal

Anambra State Court Of Appeal, Awka Divisions

mktinsight:
Its a good development for the state to have a court of appeal but a few observations:1) The Court of Appeal is less than 100m from the chaotic Eke Awka market with its smelly dustbin outside. 2) The road leading to the Court of Appeal at peak periods is heavily congested because of the traffic to/from the market and the bottleneck at the junction at Works Road (that leads to the ministry of Works)3) On the bright side the Court of Appeal is less than 5 minutes from the Udoka Housing Estate and 10 minutes from the Ngozika Housing Estate. Its accessibility from the Expressway is excellentI suggest the state government actively address the problem that is Eke Awka by constructing bypasses and phasing it out) Create an access road from the Igwebuike Grammar school cutting through the Stadium to allow traffic to bypass the market ) Create an access road from Court road to the new road through the stadium land to allow traffic to bypass the market Recover the Rd connecting from Court Rd that used to lead to Zik Avenue that has been taken over by street traders and the market.) Begin process of relocating market in phases to more spacious PLANNED lands WITHIN Awka like Ifite or Agu-Awka) Once relocated eventually convert Eke-Awka land to City Hall, Local Government Headquarters, Customary/Local Magistrate Court or other befitting civic institution for the city that will not cause traffic chaos on critical Zik Avenue artery.

ANSMEDIA:
Anambra Govt Seeks Private Sector Partnership To Boost Power Supply
Anambra Govt Seeks Private Sector Partnership To Boost Power Supply
Anambra State Government has called for Private Sector partnership towards ensuring uninterrupted power supply in the State.


Governor Willie Obiano made the call during an investment summit at Nnewi.
The Governor represented by his Deputy, Dr. Nkem Okeke who described power as the soul of industrialization, restated the commitment of the present administration towards ensuring steady power supply in Anambra, noting that with the help of private sector, the vision of the government in power sector will easily be actualized.



Also speaking, the Managing Director Century Power Generation limited, Dr Chukwueloka Umeh said the steady power supply is achievable if an agreement would be reached between the government and private sector on the power sector.


Government House Correspondent Emmanuel Okonkwo reports that the event witnessed the presence of top business men, Group Managing Director, Afrinvest West Africa, Ike Chioke, Director, Ford Foundation, West Africa, Mr. Innocent Chukwuma, Managing Director Anambra Broadcasting Service, Chief Uche Nworah, among others.

mktinsight:
The best way to boost power supply is to BEG the IOCs like Shell to extend its gas pipeline from Oguta, IMO state to Onitsha via Nnewi. These gas pipelines will allow for CAPTIVE power generation for companies, industrial layouts and government. Gas pipelines is why Ogun state has over 1000 factories at Agbara and Ota and it was thanks to Obasanjo who connected to Chevron's gas pipeline from Warri to Tema, Ghana.

ANSMEDIA:
Anambra Govt Seeks Private Sector Partnership To Boost Power Supply
Anambra Govt Seeks Private Sector Partnership To Boost Power Supply
Anambra State Government has called for Private Sector partnership towards ensuring uninterrupted power supply in the State.


Governor Willie Obiano made the call during an investment summit at Nnewi.
The Governor represented by his Deputy, Dr. Nkem Okeke who described power as the soul of industrialization, restated the commitment of the present administration towards ensuring steady power supply in Anambra, noting that with the help of private sector, the vision of the government in power sector will easily be actualized.



Also speaking, the Managing Director Century Power Generation limited, Dr Chukwueloka Umeh said the steady power supply is achievable if an agreement would be reached between the government and private sector on the power sector.


Government House Correspondent Emmanuel Okonkwo reports that the event witnessed the presence of top business men, Group Managing Director, Afrinvest West Africa, Ike Chioke, Director, Ford Foundation, West Africa, Mr. Innocent Chukwuma, Managing Director Anambra Broadcasting Service, Chief Uche Nworah, among others.

Rocksvibes234:
Wow Anambra State now have court of appeal

Anambra State Court Of Appeal, Awka Divisions

mktinsight:
That is Kaduna not Sokoto. Sokoto Road Kaduna. The reason Obiano cannot build roads like this is because his Works Ministry deals with poor quality contractors like IDC. That road was upgraded by the Chinese Construction giant CCEC with proper design, pavement and marking.

Jasparrow1:
Then it's high time he stop working with that company. Because it's not working. All the roads are not even lasting longer. Go to agulu hotel. The road to the hotel has damage. All the roads in Anambra are not even planned. They're just anyhow. Open gutter everywhere and sand sand. No even better side work.
Am in Minna, I took this picture this morning with my own phone. Just look at the side work and the street.

Jasparrow1:
Then it's high time he stop working with that company. Because it's not working. All the roads are not even lasting longer. Go to agulu hotel. The road to the hotel has damage. All the roads in Anambra are not even planned. They're just anyhow. Open gutter everywhere and sand sand. No even better side work.
Am in Minna, I took this picture this morning with my own phone. Just look at the side work and the street.

ChimaAgbalajob:
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I hate when all these abooki animals that know how Nigerian resources has been exclusively used to develop the north via the Federal Government. Yet, they come here and try to play ignorant of what is happening in Nigeria by posting northern infrastructure in comparison to the little that the marginalized Southeast can do with their cash starved STATE government.

Imagine posting Minna that Julius Berger built from a hut filled hamlet during the Babangida regime to what Minna is today. Even the single 2nd Niger bridge that they are finally doing after more than 20 years of playing politics with it, they will borrow loans for it and toll it to make sure we are forced to repay them for it.

Those comparing the Federal infrastructure in the north to Anambra are silly hypocrites! Apart from the Federal Government pouring billions of our collective wealth into projects in the north, the northern states on the average are given 80 times greater allocation than any Igbo state. Kano state alone is given more federal allocation than the entire southeast region combined!

Ndi ala!

MelesZenawi:



And so?

raker300:
Someone said this building is in awka.

Built by pinnacle integrated.

Haven’t comfirmed the report

Jasparrow1:
Then it's high time he stop working with that company. Because it's not working. All the roads are not even lasting longer. Go to agulu hotel. The road to the hotel has damage. All the roads in Anambra are not even planned. They're just anyhow. Open gutter everywhere and sand sand. No even better side work.
Am in Minna, I took this picture this morning with my own phone. Just look at the side work and the street.