Bede2u:
i like this pics...looks like sunset in compton califonia
www.nairaland.com/attachments/7696290_fbimg1535579009056_jpeg8cdd241644e278f3d5a441517a580a3d

ckenneths:


The picture is very beautiful.

ANSMEDIA:
Premises of Lynden Integrated poultry farm at Anambra north, I think the largest poultry farm in this side of the niger

ckenneths:
This area is really beautiful. This is still Independence Layout of Enugu.

BankeSmalls:
Anitabeuty
chef2000
Ogbuefi5050
Chris070370845022
Beijingdozzier
chino
abagoro
OVI2019
Abagworo
schematics
Dav08175857915
and many more monikers are one and same person and they are not igbos. If that is the only thing I learnt this year, so be it.

Ogbuefi2020:

Lol. How I be chino? Are you new here?

Afam4eva:
I kinda believe that Anambra is not making enough money from the businesses in it's domain. Obiano should adopt the Lagos model and see the IGR rise and take it's rightful position.

nnamdijonathan:


forget that your "strict engineering sense". Hope you are not calling a culvert a bridge or flyover?
This is a flyover

OreMI22:
For those that don't know why Enugu is always rated above their towns, it's little things like this.
Creating little spaces for parks or well maintained golf courses. Not merely building everywhere without any type type of environmentally friendly parks or spaces to purify the air.

Afam4eva:
Anambra is really making giant strides. It's probably the only Igbo state i think will put us on the map in no distant future.

Cjrane2:


A lot of people who should be paying taxes are not.

Part of this problem was from the total collapse of good governance in Anambra state a few years ago. Today, we have good governance, so people should begin paying their taxes to support government.

Other SE states know how to haggle businesses to pay their taxes and block leakages of the money into private pockets of the tax collecting officials. They have perfected the use of banks to collect taxes.

Enugu and Ebony are doing wonderful work in this respect. They have perfected the art of collecting taxes and even automated everything in a registry

Anambra has gradually been implementing this system of POS to collect taxes which will help it collect taxes and block massive leakages into the pockets of the tax collecting officials. Anambra government should also open up more areas around Awka, Onitsha and Nnewi to help those willing to come into the state to find land very quickly. For instance, Awada area of Onitsha was a bush cleared to receive Pope John Paul II in 1982. After his visit, since the area had been cleared, it was easy to convert into a housing layout. The same thing is happening now at the old Oba site of Anambra airport. You need to go there and see the types of buildings going on there despite the threat of erosion in the area.

Anambra state government needs to put access roads into "Bush" areas around Awka, Nkwelle Ezunake- Umueri-Aguleri, Oba etc to open up new areas for planned expansion of the state into a megapolis. Lack of government input in opening these places usually result in haphazard building arrangements later when people just sell land any type of way and build as they like in these areas.

One of the greatest things about Gov. Ugwuanyi is that he plans every estate before the building of structures happen. This is why Enugu will remain the best planned and most habitable SE state for a long time. Planning is the KEY to making a place good enough for foreign investors to live. I love how Obiano uses the housing estates approach, it also helps to make sure planning is incorporated into these estates . We should move away from the years of building unplanned cities that look like slums with good buildings. Let us put our good buildings in well planned estates

ANSMEDIA:
Agro-industrial revolution in Anambra north. Photo credit: Tundebricklayer

ANSMEDIA:
Premises of Lynden Integrated poultry farm at Anambra north, I think the largest poultry farm in this side of the niger. Lynden integrated farms is one of the MOUs Obiano signed 2yrs ago.

Xander85:


I've wondered the same thing as well. By rights, Anambra and Abia should be making IGR returns of nothing less than 4 billion naira per month!

You hear of Abia attracting FDIs of more than a billion dollars in just one quarter and you just can't square that amount with the miserable 1 billion or so they purport to collect every month. It's obvious some bastards are stealing a huge chunk of the ones collected....something they've been doing for decades and so feel it's now normal.

Also, quite a lot of workers, private businesses, tenants, properties and even established blue-chip coys are slipping through the tax net, yet they all expect gov't to perform wonders with the pittance they manage to collet. I reckon up to 80% of tax is either stolen or uncollected. There's this belief that Igbos can be too stubborn to pay tax and i'm starting to think there's some truth to it...though gov'ts laxity in doing it's job is also a contributory factor.

ANSMEDIA:
Equipments for the Phase-III of the facility has been imported and installation is ongoing. This facility has created more than 1000 direct and indirect jobs within and outside the state.

Afam4eva:
Anambra is really making giant strides. It's probably the only Igbo state i think will put us on the map in no distant future.

Afam4eva:
I kinda believe that Anambra is not making enough money from the businesses in it's domain. Obiano should adopt the Lagos model and see the IGR rise and take it's rightful position.

Ogbuefi2020:

This is an interchange with both overpass and underpass. Like I said, you are a layman in this field. Stop being arrogant. Ask questions and learn.
Secondly, stop posting Googled image. Show the ones you believe are real flyovers in other states and tell us how they are different from your definition of a bridge

Afam4eva:
I kinda believe that Anambra is not making enough money from the businesses in it's domain. Obiano should adopt the Lagos model and see the IGR rise and take it's rightful position.

AuntLaVIV:



Agro-industries creates more jobs than even oil companies when we consider the direct and indirect opportunities created by this facility alone. Thump up to the promoters of this noble idea.

nnamdijonathan:


that picture was from Kano state.

AnambraDota:


God forbid, Anambra State shouldn't emulate Lagos except in tree planting and other environmental intervention schemes.
Lagosians eat from hand to mouth due due to overtaxation.

nnamdijonathan:


the Lagos model of tax collection is evil and I don't won't that type of tax policy in Igboland. Lagos state taxs its residence as if the standard of living in lagos is as high as that in London. Do you want Anambra to introduce toll gates on newly completed highways, tax hawkers and shanty owners up to 4 times daily, collect tax from bus drivers almost 10 times daily, increase the tax paid for owning a land and building on it? Lagos is about to introduce bore hole tax which will be paid by all houses with bore holes and also introduce consumption tax which will be paid by restaurants, hotels and bear parlours added to their normal income tax. Can you now see how evil their tax policy is?

Ogbuefi2020:

And how is it different from your definition of a bridge. I was actually expecting pictures from the states you used as example..
Like I told you this is an interchange. First one in Kano while enugu has more than ten.
Stop arguing on a field you know nothing about