MysteryShopper:
You are totally correct nwanne. There's also no where in the entire region where you can find a completely well paved roads with covered drains except in Awka. You are very much in order

IGBOSON1:
Clip on the illegal oil activities going on in Anambra! They use pipes and suck the oil to their base in Delta State, while leaving behind the pollution for the host communities to deal with. The commissioner is saying they've complained to the federal gov't and its agencies concerned in the oil and gas sector, but haven't got any response from them....they may just as well be talking to a brick wall. So basically, billions of naira worth of resources are being stolen from Ndi Anambra every day, and they're getting sweet fuckall in return! When i talk of the Nigerian political-economy not favouring Igbos, this is just one example out of many to help buttress my point!

No true Igbo blud can watch this clip and still be waxing lyrical on the virtues of 'one Nigeria'! Personally, i'm not surprosed the Buhari gov't is enabling the criminality going on, either by ommission or commision.

Courtesy Njenje Media.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aqsi235lBMc

ChimaAdeoye:
If they can make the interior of the terminal building look like this, it would undoubtedly be the most beautiful and most modern airport terminal in Nigeria.

One notable thing I would wish they do is to reinforce the exposed steel pillars with concrete so that they are round in shape as in the video. If the steel pillars are made to appear as round pillars and tiled, it will greatly add to the beauty of the terminal building.

Reinforcing the steel pillars by pouring concrete around them to turn them into round concrete pillars will also help in the protection of the steel pillars from corrosion and rust which could weaken it in time. In our environment with poor maintenance culture, unless the steel pillars are routinely painted and maintained, they could be exposed to corrosion over time. Moreover, ultimately round tiled pillars would be more esthetically appealing than exposing the raw I- shaped steel pillars supporting the superstructure.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5sIEu8ipZpA

eduj:

why haven't the state government sealed off or demolished the facility? after all according to this administration,Anambra isn't an oil producing state

Pentagon007:


I love to read your suggestions. they are what actually draws me to this thread. But let me say also that you Seem to hope for TOO MUCH. They leaders here are wild animals and every public project is carried out with a strict intention do dole out as much contract as possible (to their cronies).
That particular Steel pillar is intended to stay exposed just as u are seeing it there. The most they can do is to call one of their loyal party man and give him a contract to Cover up the Steel pillar with Vinyl claddings. And I am very sure the interior is NEVER going to resemble what you in that design.

ANSMEDIA:



This is Nigerian federal system at work. The Indian company received their oil allocation in Abuja and moved to Anambra for oil exploration. The company said that they came with coordinates from Abuja and the coordinates landed them at Ogbaru in Anambra where they started exploration. Hopefully this oil exploration leads to the full recognition of Anambra as an oil producing state soon.

ChimaAdeoye:
If they can make the interior of the terminal building look like this, it would undoubtedly be the most beautiful and most modern airport terminal in Nigeria.

One notable thing I would wish they do is to reinforce the exposed steel pillars with concrete so that they are round in shape as in the video. If the steel pillars are made to appear as round pillars and tiled, it will greatly add to the beauty of the terminal building.

Reinforcing the steel pillars by pouring concrete around them to turn them into round concrete pillars will also help in the protection of the steel pillars from corrosion and rust which could weaken it in time. In our environment with poor maintenance culture, unless the steel pillars are routinely painted and maintained, they could be exposed to corrosion over time. Moreover, ultimately round tiled pillars would be more esthetically appealing than exposing the raw I- shaped steel pillars supporting the superstructure.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5sIEu8ipZpA

Pentagon007:


I love to read your suggestions. they are what actually draws me to this thread. But let me say also that you Seem to hope for TOO MUCH. They leaders here are wild animals and every public project is carried out with a strict intention do dole out as much contract as possible (to their cronies).
That particular Steel pillar is intended to stay exposed just as u are seeing it there. The most they can do is to call one of their loyal party man and give him a contract to Cover up the Steel pillar with Vinyl claddings. And I am very sure the interior is NEVER going to resemble what you in that design.

ChimaAdeoye:
Hopefully, the disabled ramp also looks like this. With round pillars encapsulating the exposed steel pillars.

I also love that they intend to decorate with native artwork and paint the interior white to maximize illumination and create a calm and clean ambiance as observed in airports abroad.

Rocksvibes234:
I don't think the steel pillars will be exposed, some of them have been covered with claddings, as seen in the image below

IGBOSON1:


This is where i blame not only the state gov't, but ALL the useless Igbo politicians in the national assembly and those in the anti-Igbo Buhari gov't! You can't even picture the tables being turned and this happening in say Daura, where their oil is being stolen via pipes to another non-Fulani, Christian-controlled state and the president is Igbo! They will scatter the entire country before they allow such to continue! Anyone remember when Kwakwanso actually threatened the life of Stella Oduah (the aviation minister at the time) when he felt she was being unfavourable towards Kano int'l airport?

Note the hundreds of millions (if not billions) of dollars Buhari has spent hunting for the elusive oil in the north.....meanwhile, the one that's in abundance in Anambra, he has refused to acknowledge, instead his gov't is enabling it to be stolen via pipes to benefit neighbouring Delta State! Non-Igbo will look at all this injustice and wickedness, gloss over it, and yet still wonder why we're not falling in line to follow them in eulogising the virtues of 'one Nigeria'!

One thing i hate is two-faced hypocrisy, double-speak and blatant cheating!

ANSMEDIA:
These are pictures of the ongoing work inside the terminal building as of yesterday. They are covering the steel structures/pillars. Excellent finishing works

ANSMEDIA:
These are pictures of the ongoing work inside the terminal building as of yesterday. They are covering the steel structures/pillars. Excellent finishing works

MysteryShopper:
The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) published Nollywood Movies Production data for Q1 2021.

The number of movies produced in Q1 2021 hits 416 compared to 903 in Q4 2020. This indicates a decline of -53.93% quarter on quarter.

Similarly, the number of movies produced in Q1 2020 stood at 407, indicating a growth of 2.21% year-on-year.

According to the bureau, Lagos has the highest number of movies produced by location in Q1 2021 with 149 closely followed by Onitsha with 140 movies while Benin and Bauchi recorded the least with 2 movies each respectively.

It added that data was provided by the National Film and Video Censors Board (NFVCB) and verified and validated by the NBS.

https://brandspurng.com/2021/05/17/nollywood-produced-416-movies-in-the-first-three-months-of-2021-nbs/

IGBOSON1:


This is where i blame not only the state gov't, but ALL the useless Igbo politicians in the national assembly and those in the anti-Igbo Buhari gov't! You can't even picture the tables being turned and this happening in say Daura, where their oil is being stolen via pipes to another non-Fulani, Christian-controlled state and the president is Igbo! They will scatter the entire country before they allow such to continue! Anyone remember when Kwakwanso actually threatened the life of Stella Oduah (the aviation minister at the time) when he felt she was being unfavourable towards Kano int'l airport?

Note the hundreds of millions (if not billions) of dollars Buhari has spent hunting for the elusive oil in the north.....meanwhile, the one that's in abundance in Anambra, he has refused to acknowledge, instead his gov't is enabling it to be stolen via pipes to benefit neighbouring Delta State! Non-Igbo will look at all this injustice and wickedness, gloss over it, and yet still wonder why we're not falling in line to follow them in eulogising the virtues of 'one Nigeria'!

One thing i hate is two-faced hypocrisy, double-speak and blatant cheating!

JohnBullMySon:
Please I have few questions for you. First of all I know it takes nothing from the federal government to acknowledge a place as oil producing state but there are things to be done.

At what stage is the oil exploration? has the companies in question converted to OML from OPL? Any pipeline infrastructure in place yet? How much commercial quantity has been found, that will justify the investment? Why did orient pull out for the Indian companies? There are definitely going to be bottlenecks hindering progress there.

Even the federal government usually pressures licensees to begin production and generate money. At the moment we're aiming to generate close to 600000 barrels additionally. So why will Petroleum Resources now refuse license?

You people need to calm down and check before reacting emotionally, no be everything be marginalization.

ANSMEDIA:


You obviously out of touch with happenings in Anambra. Orient petroleum is based in Otuocha/Aguleri axis where they are drilling oil, that was why the 1st & 2nd Oil Rig bridges were constructed to ease their operations there.

Sterling company of India is operating at Ogbaru near Onitsha. Otuocha and Ogbaru are two different locations where oil have been struck in commercial quantity in Anambra.

There's no longer prospecting of oil in Anambra, what's being done now is producing as they have passed the stage of prospecting.

There's oil in huge commercial quantities in Anambra, at least in those two locations I highlighted up there.

What's holding Anambra from becoming an oil producing state is just federal government bureaucracy because oil is being drilled out of Anambra on daily basis in commercial quantities.