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funkiebully:
make i rest, eye dey pain me

Ananmbra Anago see roads network the thing is that no one knew when they build all these roads is like over night everything changed

Anambra has the best road network in nigeria no doubt about that and couple with action gov obiano in the next two years the state will be on a different level economically

APGA promised Continuity during Campaigns...
Agulu Lake Bridges has been completed by Obiano!
A PROMISE FULFILLED...
Anambra Akwulu go Nwanne

[b]2015: Why All Eyes are on Governor Obiano
By Ngwu Nweze (shareadrink@gmail.com)
Looking at rising profile of Governor Willie Obiano of Anambra State, one cannot but marvel at the aptness of the Igbo saying that when a child washes his hands clean, he joins his elders at the dinner table. It is very much in evidence that in less than nine months, Chief Obiano has made a fast job of washing his hands and now sits comfortably at dinner with the elders of the clan.
What may never stop fascinating most people might be perhaps, how someone who was dismissed as a political jellyfish, a stooge of the erstwhile governor he succeeded and a free-falling rookie barely a year ago could have made such a swift transition to substance and reckoning. Nothing perhaps reminds us of the aphorism – never judge a book by its cover, as compellingly as this.
In what seems to be the race of his life, Chief Willie Obiano practically raced through his first nine months in office and left naysayers gasping on his trail with astounding results. It is not certain whether, he felt stung into action by the condescension from some people who thought he would be submerged by the enormity of his office or not, but from his very first day in office, Obiano had cut the image of a man who had set a performance test for himself. It was so easy for people to see that he was hell-bent on making his own myth from the priorities he set for himself. His single-minded pursuit of a secure and safe Anambra began as an obsession and then blossomed into an article of faith. Anyone who is familiar with South Eastern Nigeria would know that if there was ever a challenge that had defied all solutions across the ages, it was the menace of criminals in Onitsha and its surrounding towns and villages. Until recently, crime in Onitsha had grown like a tumour over time; absorbing the nourishment of its environment and gaining the absolute surrender of its victim. It was as though any administration could build roads, schools, hospitals and even factories but turn a blind eye to the rampant kidnapping and violent armed robbery in the state and still win the applause of the people.
It speaks of his remarkable courage that once he took over the reins of leadership, Willie Obiano decided to go head-on against the deep-seated criminal syndicates in Anambra State. I remember a brief conversation I had with Nwa Jesus, a dreaded kidnapper who was picked up by Obiano’s Operation Kpochapu in the early days of the crackdown against criminals in Anambra State. The self-confessed kidnapper told me that he and his gang members regarded their illicit operations as a full blown business and ran their organization like a firm. Members made equity contributions to the business, bought official vehicles and always kept faith with their code of conduct. Nwa Jesus offers a ray of insight into how well organized the underworld community was in Anambra State and the potent threat they presented to the society. But Obiano made a meal of this threat and wrenched freedom off the grip of these ghouls for Ndi Anambra.
So, when on Christmas Eve, the fireworks sent a thousand splendid suns flying into the night skies of Upper Iweka, Obiano was simply demonstrating his conquest of the underworld in South Eastern Nigeria. After subduing crime in the State, Obiano took a triumphant ride in the night to Upper Iweka to hoist the flag of freedom, symbolized by the spiraling lights of the fireworks. Indeed, his conquest is total. In winning the war against crime, he also won over the affection and trust of the investment community who saw in his passionate drive the possibilities of finally exploiting the huge markets in South East Nigeria. The immediate evidence is the torrent of MoUs signed by the government and investors in the last few months.
With the arrival of the New Year, Obiano’s first nine months ended on a high, with the rising flyovers in Arroma, Kwata and Amawbia Junctions in Awka and the emerging six-lane stretch of road that slices through the capital. Interestingly, it may not be totally out of place to say that for the first time in history we have a governor who seems to have left a legacy in less than one year in office.
As the New Year spreads itself out before us, what seems as clear as daylight is the fact that this may well be Governor Willie Obiano’s defining year; his finest hour. Having established himself as his own man in so short a time and earned the respect and adulation of Ndi Anambra, all eyes are on him to break fresh grounds this year. Being an election year, 2015 provides Obiano his greatest test as a politician. After winning the confidence of the party leadership, culminating in his emergence as the BoT Chair and National Leader, Governor Obiano is expected to show that he is indeed in charge. He is expected to galvanize APGA into a formidable political force and sweep a reasonable number of the elective posts in the coming elections. Thankfully, his leadership has continued to inspire hope in the ranks of the party. APGA has grown exponentially since he took over, attracting quality Nigerians and showing an extraordinary appetite for a territorial spread.
This is also the year when Obiano must prove that his exploits in securing the lives and property of Ndi Anambra were not happenstance. Happily, he gave a glimpse into his intentions in this regard when in his New Year Message, he assured that – “Our investment in security shall be more robust this year as we intend to re-invigorate and refocus the security network in the state to ensure a rapid transition to crime detection and prevention. We shall continue to maintain a zero tolerance of crime in Anambra State.” Obiano is also mindful of the imperatives of moving the avalanche of MoUs signed last year from mere documents to physical investments. He most certainly had that in mind when he again declared in his New Year address that his intention was to increase current capacity in all sectors and ensure that all MoUs are fully implemented.
Being a financial expert, Governor Obiano has already pre-figured what ought to be done in response to falling oil prices. His New Year message makes a case for a robust Internally Generated Revenue (IGR) as an alternative income window that must be fully exploited to offer the state enough fiscal headroom in the New Year. The erstwhile banker could see the enormous combined promises of Onitsha, Nnewi, Awka, Ekwulobia, Umunze, Nkpor and Ogbunike among others as revenue generating centers. It is his call to figure out creative ways to boost his revenue drive while maintaining an endearing presence in the hearts of the people.
For some people though, one of the greatest efforts that Governor Obiano must make in the New Year is in the aspect of pulling the levers of ethical re-orientation and establishing a new socio-cultural order in Anambra State. This is not only imperative; it is what the people expect of him. The general belief is that if Obiano could “wipe” out violent crime in Anambra State, he can also reasonably redirect the people’s attention to the values that once made them great. Engaging novelist and newspaper columnist, Okey Ndibe took a telling stab at this when at his first ever reading in Anambra, his home state, he stoutly challenged the flawed but popular maxim that onye ji igu ka ewu n’eso; loosely translated as “the man of means is the ultimate leader,” and argued that the right philosophy should actually emphasize “the man of knowledge” as the ultimate leader. Ndibe’s argument is that it is foolish to heap praises on the consumer who has amassed the means to acquire the luxuries of life and ignore the genius that produced the luxuries in the first place.
And this is the new way of seeing, the radical re-ordering of realities that Governor Obiano must engineer in Anambra State in 2015 to give deeper roots to the reforms that he has brought.
Nweze (Nzogbu-Nzogbu) writes from Alor[/b]

Ilovenigeria:
Sorry, I lost my parents on a new year.

very sorry to hear that nne take heart my condolence

Schematics:
Check out oyibo ya...sh......shege!

You wan try...........................

I must marry oyibo second wifey.....

ka nwuye gi nweta kwa gi

not surprising

impressive

If you can listen to this song from a friend of mine from uke (young chief nwa Anambra )Ani Anambra ga osi eje Umu igbo worldwide future is bright Good song and his clothing line advertise in the video



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YfIgakm9Xvs

Schematics:
The funny thing is that all the rural roads now in Anambra looks same. Clean smooth network of roads..

Afuru mu kwe APGA will rule anambra forever

Schematics:
THIRTY-six years after, President Olusegun Obasanjo, yesterday, recalled memories of the Nigeria civil war and noted that no civil war all over the world had ended in very peaceful manner like the Nigerian civil war. This is because after the war nobody was tried for any war crime like is done in many nations that have witnessed wars.

President Obasanjo who spoke at Amichi in Nnewi South Local Government Area, Anambra State, the home of Chief Simon Okeke, Chairman of Police Service Commission, during his 70th birthday, noted that the Nigerian civil war technically ended at Amichi where he met with the then leaders of Biafra.

http://allafrica.com/stories/200601090372.html




This town of Amichi was razed to the ground before 1970 but today...........................

Amichi ikwu nnem a great town ojukwu never allow war to reach amichi nnewi nna Simon okeke ochendo amichi na our family friend ooh

Schematics:
Did you see me seated beside the SSG?

Obiano is the best thing to happen to Africa. You can take that to the bank.

Nna eech look at road network chineke nna this man dikwa egwu Obiano chukwu abiama gozie gi oooo....Ati anya emelie apolo

OreMI22:
It's the Onitsha stock exchange.
I am glad we don't build bungalow government buildings any longer in Anambra state.

I also like the building, but i wish we can begin to transition into the stage of building medium high rise buildings like these.
Even if they are only 4-5 floors high.

Anambra Akwuru gooooooooooo too much money

Schematics:
Did you see me seated beside the SSG?

Obiano is the best thing to happen to Africa. You can take that to the bank.

i saw you chilling at the corner enjoying the vibes with peaceful environment nwanne Obiano is the best so far

Picture taking during the xmas party at the notorious upper iweka has been transformed and become a place for party and fun,people catching fun till 7am WIW is the man

Schematics:
Let us pause for another break...............

Phyno greeting us at Ekwueme Square last night.

Nwanne i can see that obiano is doing very good

knightsTempler:
Shut the fûck up if you have nothing sensible to say.

Which kind of careless and hostile utterances are you talking about? Which region have been making hostile utterances more the North since the inception of the cesspit call Nigeria.

If you are looking for ways to attack the Igbo just say it, instead of giving excuses.

dont mind that fool have you notice how even the northerners have realized that boko haram is now beyond their Islamic agenda,well igbos have managed to sideline them on that regard.This time around you will hardly see any of them openly make anti igbo statement due to fear of unknown

Sometimes i look at my yoruba workers working for me and when i remember how their malnourished brethren from NL brags on how they accommodate igbos to me it sound like a comedy 101.most of the igbos i personally know am not talking of family members in ireland are all landlords in lagos were they live and average osun or ekiti man can never afford it even in their next life so these nairaland hungry yorubas should take it easy is not our fault that we are blessed

[quote author=Ilovenigeria post=29178400]lol..I might actually be d one that will feel disappointed.
You never can tell.[/quote u will not be,though most ladies hardly meet 6ft 4 slim with full package are hardly come by nowadays bia chapu na nwoke eeech buru so mma adirom mu ka onye africa

Ilovenigeria:
Oooh you are not the one?

i want to see the fine chick i wan to take out before i arrange

Ilovenigeria:
Now you're talking

so where is the pix i get someone for u

many people does not know how deep these killers can go north is already curse from time memorial

ChinemeOkpan:
Stop deceiving Nigerians pls.

This celebration is just like giving kids kulikuli and groundnut instead of Jollof rice/meat at a birthday party and forcing them to appreciate it.

I know you have to feed your family at your age but think before you start your propaganda.

Ex Governor Obi travels to America every 2 months, is this the kind of rail facilities he sees there?

And please spare us the nonsense about past government failures or nonsense it is a good start. This government has had years to provide better facilities but they have failed.


Nigerians are tired of your lies.

thank you

do you no the kind of train they use in india and they are far richer and advanced than nigeria i bet you that u dont even no how much a brand new train cost is not a chicken change mr man

hahahaha i dey laugh APC is a dead party

Ilovenigeria:
Wey my Anambra niggas, Abeg who go take me out.

ur pixs or nothing

Biafra will emerge some day but the new progressive country will not answer biafra any-longer,in future it will be a country others will envy to be honest nigeria are ethnic and religious divided.In europe Czechoslovakia later separate as Slovak and Czech are the same people both speak the same language and culture but they manage to separate peacefully but they still maintain healthy relationship.One European man told me that a country like nigeria will be difficult to reach her greatness due to religious and ethnic divide,boko haram is there fighting for their own Islamic state for the past 5yrs they have made a significant progress,nigeria military resources has been exhausted,soldiers are facing life sentence cause of mutiny or due to lack of ammunition's. Niger delta constitutes abia imo asaba part of benue and anambra even some parts of akwa-ibom which share the same towns with aro in abia state, akpabio clans will be recognize in the new country just the other day he honored the brave past biafran soldiers.Other tribes in niger delta can remain with nigeria is their own cup of tea we are going to protect our territories and leave peacefully with nigerians that work and do businesses in our land,we cannot discriminate anybody no matter who you are and where you came from you are free to leaves among us and enjoy all the facilities in our new country,your life and properties are well protected by the authority they can have equal right just like any other citizens.The new law includes any discrimination will face jail maximum jail term once you are reported to the authorities.

It is time we turn the new leaves and face reality in our hands that nigeria is not one we are one just for the benefits the elites are getting from oil and gas revenues from the niger delta this is why an average hausa elite will not mind bombing schools and mosques in his state if his oil licence is being threatened.The political system is all about benefits APC flag bearer and his deputy is all about benefits; they will secure their own share first before any other group can,this is why many of them see igbos as a threat because we are like obstacle in their missions this is why they will write different articles against us even use some paid igbo agent too.Nigerian biafran war will not happen again AU EU NATO UN will never allow that to happen again they will make it hard for nigeria, recent blockade on nigeria military warfare on war against Islamic terrorist like boko haram will give you an idea we are not in the 60s any longer were a country can illegally acquired arms from private arms dealers those days are over everything must past through the new UN arms approval polices

Amaechi has become a loser even the VP slot he didn't get i knew the guy is not clever just a brain washed self hater EFCC will give him ibori treatment soon

Mod should come and clean up this mess

Umu foreign blood will always appear here and there on igbo threads due to greatness and blessings among igbos is causing them a HBP

4thsense:
I dont like joining issues with some of you my very foolish Igbo brothers, let me just make an attempt today.

You lots, Oneeast, Abagworo, Vanbonattel etc:

I have never set my eyes on one inter-tribal Yoruba or Hausa or South-South bashing thread in my over 8 years of joining this forum. IFELE MEGBUCHAKWAA UNU!!!

Each time I think of the quest for Biafra, this type of madness comes to mind. The Igbo nation with all its potentials suffer this level of marginalisation because we can never respect one another and unite. People like you guys are eyesores to the Igbo Nation.

Nwata gbaa nna ya oto na ama, osi na ya abulugo dimkpa.

abagworo, vanbonatell and the rest are not igbos so dont be surprise to see enemies of igbos mostly on anambra topic