Obollo Eke, Nsukka

Datazone:
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basilo101:
Sullivan was mayor of Enugu city. Gburugburu is governor of Enugu state

Governor of Nsukka you mean?

InyinyaAgbaOku:
Obollo Eke, Nsukka

Nice very well constructed road EXCEPT the little gutter on both sides. For a very well travelled and educated tribe, this is VERY VERY VERY shameful. You guys really ought to try a little harder. This is 2018 for crying out loud.

Uwani

We always respect the light

slimthugchimee2:
We always respect the light

so wht

Ttipsy:
so wht

Baba I didn't say anything, I just wanted my picture to get caption

Oya sorry if I annoy you

slimthugchimee2:
Uwani

One onuku here usually use Uwani, camp, awkwunanaw to spite Enugu, not knowing Uwani is one of the most planned settlements in Nigeria.
Good inner street roads everywhere

Was in the Coal City fortnight ago and I can say that the City is still glistening apart from few skirmishes here and there mainly towards traffic lights that are barely regulating the traffic. Most junctions only have the Amber blinking...

The real estate sector is booming. I so much love our tenements that dot the city's skyline, I saw beautiful tenements that can pass for mansions.

Tenements at Maryland, and area around UNEC main gate

I think the building underconstruction in the pix below should be a shopping complex, that building is just opposite the new secretariat complex and behind Heritage Estate.

And the last two pix are those of New Market road leading to NCFC building Roundabout.

christejames:
Was in the Coal City fortnight ago and I can say that the City is still glistening apart from few skirmishes here and there mainly towards traffic lights that are barely regulating the traffic. Most junctions only have the Amber blinking...

The real estate sector is booming. I so much love our tenements that dot the city's skyline, I saw beautiful tenements that can pass for mansions.

All i can see is a Neat, clean, calm, green and beautiful city. Let's keep it up

How I wish the State's Govt will just transform that unused land just close to the New Market and surrounded by roads (as in the pix below) into a State's Park or make it a woodland. It would go a long way in boosting the tourism sector of the state. A lot need to be harnessed here.

Ok.

christejames:
Was in the Coal City fortnight ago and I can say that the City is still glistening apart from few skirmishes here and there mainly towards traffic lights that are barely regulating the traffic. Most junctions only have the Amber blinking...

The real estate sector is booming. I so much love our tenements that dot the city's skyline, I saw beautiful tenements that can pass for mansions.

I miss this city. My parents took me to this cold city many years ago. I was thrilled when we got to my sister's school there. Looks like paradise.

So I was watching an old Sam loco and osuofia movie and I noticed this street in uwani and how it has really changed, I think that's ngwo park, correct me if I'm wrong

Picture 1- throwback

Picture 2- early this year

Picture 3- thesame place but just a little further away

christejames:
How I wish the State's Govt will just transform that unused land just close to the New Market and surrounded by roads (as in the pix below) into a State's Park or make it a woodland. It would go a long way in boosting the tourism sector of the state. A lot need to be harnessed here.

That unused land used to be known as muritala mohammed park and i heard that the park has been sold. It is interesting to know that there was a time the government of atom kpera renamed kingsway road to muritala mohammed way.

slimthugchimee2:
So I was watching an old Sam loco and osuofia movie and I noticed this street in uwani and how it has really changed, I think that's ngwo park, correct me if I'm wrong

Picture 1- throwback

Picture 2- early this year

Picture 3- thesame place but just a little further away

Amazing transformation.
Ngwo/nnaji street park use to be the largest park in Enugu back in the days. Part of the park was sold to sacred heart which they used to build it's high school.

Ofuzo:


Nice very well constructed road EXCEPT the little gutter on both sides. For a very well travelled and educated tribe, this is VERY VERY VERY shameful. You guys really ought to try a little harder. This is 2018 for crying out loud.

Bikonu, I think we need to start correcting some things
That's a ditch not a gutter
A gutter is that thing we normally construct with zinc sheet on the edge of our roof to channel rain water into our plastic tanks
I hope this helps

https://www.google.com/search?q=gutter&hl=en-US&tbm=isch&oq=gutter&gs_l=mobile-heirloom-serp.3..0l5.178780.183485.1.184555.10.5.3.2.2.0.596.1503.1j0j2j1j0j1.5.0....0...1c.1.34.mobile-heirloom-serp..4.24.3388.oOkcC3ADLLk

https://www.google.com/search?q=drainage+ditches&hl=en-US&prmd=ivns&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwj5yKKv2LfeAhWLKMAKHYkyAtkQ_AUIBigB

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sonature1:


Bikonu, I think we need to start correcting some things
That's a ditch not a gutter
A gutter is that thing we normally construct with zinc sheet on the edge of our roof to channel rain water into our plastic tanks
I hope this helps

https://www.google.com/search?q=gutter&hl=en-US&tbm=isch&oq=gutter&gs_l=mobile-heirloom-serp.3..0l5.178780.183485.1.184555.10.5.3.2.2.0.596.1503.1j0j2j1j0j1.5.0....0...1c.1.34.mobile-heirloom-serp..4.24.3388.oOkcC3ADLLk

https://www.google.com/search?q=drainage+ditches&hl=en-US&prmd=ivns&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwj5yKKv2LfeAhWLKMAKHYkyAtkQ_AUIBigB

From the time I was a young man growing up until I left nigeria in the early eighties, they were always called gutter by everyone. The definition of what gutter means is irrelevant to the discussion, so, I'm going to ignore whatever your definition said and stick to the true, tried and tested local nigerian definition. I still call it gutter.

Bamidey:

Governor of Nsukka you mean?

Cry cry baby

slimthugchimee2:
So I was watching an old Sam loco and osuofia movie and I noticed this street in uwani and how it has really changed, I think that's ngwo park, correct me if I'm wrong

Picture 1- throwback

Picture 2- early this year

Picture 3- thesame place but just a little further away

And they said gburugbu is doing nothing in enugu city? Gburugbu has refused to be mayor of enugu like sullivan period.