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ANSMEDIA:
Beautiful. Anambra doing great

hammerT:
Y NO OPEN GUTTER EVERYWHERE LIKE MAD PEOPLE?


I DIDN'T SEE EVEN 1OPEN GUTTER



IT PAINS ME THAT OUR BEAUTIFUL VILLAGES ARE GRADUALLY TAKING THE LOOK OF AJEGUNLE WITH STINKING OPEN GUTTERS EVERYWHERE.

Landmine1:
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Anambra1stPikin:
There are drains within the Walkway for flood to have access to gutter, the contractor is Niger-Cat they know what they are doing

ChimaAdeoye:
Soludo is doing a fantastic job to rebuild Anambra cities! I hope he does not relent until the final liveable cities are achieved in Anambra.

It has been long overdue to have real urban renewal in Anambra urban centers to make them habitable and beautiful. The whole thing looks unimpressive now, but if Soludo keeps to his promise to sustain these projects until all these roads and projects are achieved, he would have performed a miracle in transforming Anambra cities from their present chaotic, unplanned, & congested nature into well-planned, attractive and progressive cities that generate wealth.

Kudos to Soludo! The Solution!!!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rBDgEj6nup8

Anambra1stPikin:
Otondo wait when the project is completed, the Juhel road that link to this road has been completed and it came with drainage and street light, all the roads he awarded in Awka will come with walkway and street light

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ebufa:
Whilst suffering the humiliation of slavery,jim crow laws and civil rights denial ....the African American people of color sat at home,carried out boycotts,rallied,marched and protested ........hundreds and thousands of black Americans were killed,maimed,jailed and lynched, today the civil rights they fought for are what JJC's like the japa crew from Nigeria enjoy daily in yankee, yet the dumb Africans have the effrontery to call African Americans ' lazy akatas', your colonizers that regard the Black /negro man as little removed from a blundering f@@l are not completely wrong..........in fact that delibitation of the mind and brain maybe genetic!


The regards i have for my people continue to degrade everyday.....no wonder the south east is such a mess, our people are unable to think clearly! IPOB is fighting to save the bums of you, ungrateful lot! You cannot protest marginalisation, you cannot go to court to seek remedy,you do not want an arms uprising yet you goons do not want to support ordinary sit at home! you cowards complain everyday of marginalisation in Nigeria.............okay support peter Obi kwanu! for where! Ndigbo can be so vexatious !


The problem I have with Simon Ekpa is his inability to keep to script........the sit at home is basically a protest against the illegal and extraordinary rendition of Nnamdi Kanu........simplicita!!! He has allowed too much Biafra propaganda to taint what is really a simple message! Even the appeal court has confirmed that Kanu has no case to answer..........setting up ESN was a worthy venture and preservation of life and limb is a fundamental human right..........even the Nigerian government has codified such rights in her domestic laws.........So what do Ndigbo want from this life sef! I tire o! There is bound to be a lot of discomfort with this struggle as well as false flag operations and betrayals but with patience and consistency we will triumph!

hammerFC:
OUR PEOPLE DO NOT KNOW THE TIME AND AGE.


THEY ARE LIVING IN THEIR COMFORT ZONE AND NO LONGER WILLING TO SACRIFICE.




UNFORTUNATELY, ONLY THE VIGILANT AND SACRIFICE WILL SUFFICE FOR THESE TIMES.


YOU HAVE NO CHOICE, LEAST YOU MEET THOSE THAT WANT YOU ALL DEAD AND WILL GO TO GREAT LENGTH TO KILL ALL OF YOU.

hammerFC:
WE ARE DEFENDING IGBO LAND AND IGBO PEOPLE.


WE WILL CONTINUE TO GIVE DIRECTIVE ON WHAT IS BEST FOR OOUR PEOPLE.

hammerFC:
YOUR NOT BLIND TO THE KILLINGS GOING ON IN BENUE.


YET, IPOB SIT AT HOME IS YOUR PROIBLEM.

ebufa:
Oga stop talking trash....it is this kind of tunnel vision that has turned southeast into a trash heap! What have the governors done since 1999 to uplift the standard of living in Alaigbo , Absolutely Nothing!!! This whole palaver in the east is to determine where true power should rest. Should power continue to be wielded by a few corrupt and visionless politicians or should it go back to the people! The Igbo political elite is the most corrupt and useless in the country bar none!

See what soludo has turned a wobbling Anambra under ''Obiano da drunk'' into! Roads are being swallowed by erosion under his watch, streets are unswept and the whole environment looks like a cattle market! We must hold the south east to account for the trillions they have collected..........if one day sit at home is going disrupt their impunity ,,,SO BE IT ! enuff abeg

Abufo:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=67KabChFYjM



Just watch !!!! It is hard to feel optimistic about Soludo's performance after visiting Anambra! I visited Anambra last summer and my visit to Awka and Onitsha were the lowest points of my summer vacation! I got some encouragement before the election in March but for some reason the soludo admin seem to have gone back to sleep! He seems to be micro managing his admin to the detriment of the whole state....who is his sanitation czar? who is his points man for works and housing? He should know that Ndi anambra are very emotional and perceptive lot, people feel that soludo considers his Anambra role as just a stepping stone for his badly hidden presidential ambition! He should set up a strong Public works department and a strong environmental sanitation agency.........all these 2 km road contracts awarded for 1 billion naira will not lead us anywhere o!

Abufo:
We Anambrarians continue to underestimate the earning power of the hospitality and tourism industry................see how years of dedicated investment in Tourism and travel has transformed Kenya's capital city Nairobi! yet we have miles of Rivers Niger and Omambala that we can build a resort city for travel and living!



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yJM92Pgwj_E

pandax:
Having the sports facilities and academies as you stated is good (Soludo will develop park B of Awka Stadium to have the facilities you mentioned), but we also need to make sure that Anambra is livable by investing more in other leisure activities, aside from sports facilities. The idea of Anambra being a transit state have to stop, we need to attract our populations east, north and southwards of Onitsha and not west wards.

The only issue i have with the project is that a similar project(Agulu Leisure Park) is less than 10km away from the site of current project. I expect the state to plan similar or even better Leisure Park on the bank of River Niger or a point between Onitsha and Nnewi.

pandax:
Nice idea. In fact, i would love to see a similar thing around Onitsha and Nnewi axis.

Folks, i am yet to see pictures of completed Road Projects by Soludo here, and we are nearing 2 years into his administration

Dotherightthing:
Even 50,000 is HIGHLY UNLIKELY!!!

5,000 is more like it

PROUDIGBO:
Two clips showing Port Harcourt city and Bonny Island NLNG camp. I upload them in the hope someone that matters in gov't views this thread and gets inspired to help improve on our own cities and estates...even if it means knocking a few stubborn Igbo heads together!

First clip shows Bonny NLNG estate. This estate, more than any other, shows why i keep banging on about greenery, sweeping of streets, underground electricity/communications cabling and planning! It would be near impossible to replicate this in any open city in Nigeria, but it's possible to take some pointers from this when constructing exclusive estates....like the upcoming Awka millenium estate for instance. Notice how there's enough space between buildings, and all open spaces are covered in well manicured lawns; there's effort made to plant and nuture well-spaced out ornamental trees; the roads are marked and well swept; there's road signage where necessary; there are even open gutters (my pet hate), but you'd hardly notice due to the cleanliness and organisation of the estate that over-compensates for this; and finally, there's no high perimeter walls (that gives you that enclosed/claustrophobic feeling) built almost on top of the main road! The individual houses in this estate are basic....even austere, but i bet you all watching the clip would much rather have your family living here than in those estates of multi-million dollar mansions with high perimeter walls built almost on top of the roads and which suffer from all the ills we normally complain about!

Clip courtesy Travel And See: https://www.youtube.com/@travelandsee1960

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=duXmOTb4Ztc

Second clip shows a part of Port Harcourt City, and there are takeaways we could replicate in our own cities too. Unlike with the NLNG estate, this one shows the open city and hence is better for comparison.

As much as there are quite a number of things i don't like about Wike, one thing we can all agree is that his no-nonsense approach to governance and development of Port Harcourt has helped transform the city into the organised, clean and green one we see today! Notice how there's a near absence of build-up of sand/sediment/rubbish by the sides of the roads as it's apparent they're swept regularly; the roads have the appropriate road markings and signages; notice how, where space permits, the roads are widened to four lanes or more; there's little or no commercial roadside clutter and rubbish....even in the busy/commercial areas, and this gives the city the appearance of sanity and order; for the most part, there's neat sidewalks over underground drainage and adjoining to the sidewalks are usually carpet grass right up to he walls of individual properties....this can help reduce the level of dust in the air and sand/sediment on roadsides; and finally, there's effort made to plant ornamental trees in some areas...esp' highbrow areas.

Individual effort...nobody surpasses us at this! Where we need to pull our socks up is in the area of governance and being firm with those who flout the law!

Clip courtesy Jummy Maduka: https://www.youtube.com/@jummymaduka

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

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babtoundey:
Were said the respect he had for him is akin to the one he had for his father.. How respectable is a father that birthed and raised a fool like him.


Achebe was great. In fact, very great. But he couldn't achieve half of what Soyinka achieves in their line of business. Only an idiot would compare both of them. You find a match for WS when you see a prolific, successful and well know author who excels in writing drama, prose, Poetry, essays and theories. Achebe wrote only prose, the moment he dabbled into poetry, he flopped.

NigerianAngelo:
Appoint LG Chairmen

Mandate them to clean up Anambra and present report card in two months.


It will be done.


Not all these Camera stints. This should be the second Gutter-operation stint since March last year.

abuzz33:
Amendments Passed by Buhari devolving power from Federal to States and my opinion on what Anambra/SE should do:

AIRPORTS
Constitution (Fifth Alteration) Bill No. 29 (Devolution of Powers (Airports)
This bill seeks to move the item “airports” from the exclusive legislative list to the concurrent legislative list.

Anambra has an airport and the question is whether moving it to the concurrent legislative list allows Anambra to set taxes such as the Passenger Service Charge which is an abysmal N2,000 per passenger meaning that with 200,000 avg passengers a year the passenger tax revenue of the airport will be just 400 million naira barely enough to sustain the airport. To enable the airport to be financially self-sustaining the PSC must rise by at least 500% . Other fees like aircraft landing fees, car park fees, concession fees contribute less than 10% to domestic airport revenue.

CORRECTIONAL SERVICES
Constitution (Fifth Alteration) Bill No. 31 (Devolution of Powers (Correctional Services)
This bill seeks to delete the item “prisons” from the exclusive legislative list and redesignate it as “correctional services” in the concurrent legislative list.

This is a good measure because Nigerian prisons are overcrowded and often the innocent are jailed along with the guilty. The state should endeavour to build correctional facilities particularly in remote towns. The state should use prisoners as cheap labour for things like farming, clearing of gutters..

RAILWAYS
Constitution (Fifth Alteration) Bill No. 32 (Devolution of Powers (Railways)
The bill seeks to move the item “railways” from the exclusive legislative list to the concurrent legislative list.

Anambra along with Enugu, Imo, Abia and Rivers should aim to build a rail line connecting Enugu, Awka, Onitsha, Owerri, Aba and Port Harcourt along the axis. Passengers, Containers, Fuel and Vehicles can be moved between the states easily. For passengers, rail will open up safer travel between Enugu, Anambra, Imo, Abia and Rivers

POWER
Constitution (Fifth Alteration) Bill No. 33 (Devolution of Powers) (National Grid System)
This bill seeks to delete after the word, “areas”, the words, “not covered by a national grid system” in the concurrent legislative list. This will allow states to generate, transmit and distribute electricity in areas covered by the national grid within their respective domains.

Anambra can use this law to generate constant power for industrial layouts and government facilities without the need for EEDC and the limitations of grid allocation.