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berem: ga nodu ofu ebe!

Btw,how did you suddenyl increase the money from 71 billion to 211 billion? See how mischievious you are! Chai!

manny4life: Chino my brother, you have come again abi...

I know this is Imo thread and I'm yet to see something worthwhile but I'm not exempting Peter Obi, not yet. If "some" of the pictures on the Anambra thread is what you call development, hmm, we're in serious trouble o. However, I still give Peter Obi the green light because he's been financially sensible. Though I'd expect him to borrow for aggressive development, for now, he's a thief but a small thief...

Afam4eva: Pls, create a seperate thread for it in order not to derail this one. This thread should be about Imo and Rochas.

spade: No problem, bros. Don't worry about date, as the pictures contain the camera's automatic time-stamp (that cute little orange writing at the edge of the image telling you the date and time).

So, when I've dropped them, we'll let viewers decide for real, whether it's comparing a governor on his second year in office, and his counterpart who's about rounding up his 8 years in office without any tangible GDP rise, unemployment decrease, Human Development Index improvement, literacy level rise or overall standard of living improvement in a state that gave him their votes.

Watch out for the thread, nwannem. Inugo?

Daalu.

berem: Chino, see what you have caused? I have loads of pictures and I can't upload any longer. What have you done?

luvmijeje: *Sigh* 211 billion naira loan and no counter pictures showing work done or at least work in progress

warrior01: 211 billion minus the federal allocations and nothing to show for it. Jesusssssssss!!!!!! Chino, pls tell me it's a lie

manny4life: N211billion? More than $1.5billion?

Owerri better be looking 3x better than Dubai, and no offense, but honestly, I really want to know how this money was spent. This is called lootocracy.. While I still critic Peter Obi, I think I will give him an A+++ for financial prudence.

berem: I won't back off nwoke m!





Imo State has been voted the best state in
road construction in the South East, with the
state’s Joint Monitoring Committee
recommended as a model in the attainment
of quality roads through prudent
management.
In its mid-term assessment report released in
Enugu at the weekend, and made available to
Daily Independent, a global performance
group, South East Democracy Watch (SEDW),
described the processes of award of
contracts, monitoring and execution of roads
in Imo State as the best not only in the South
East, but the entire federation.
National Coordinator of SEDW, Emeka
Nnamani, who read the report, disclosed that
the 300 kilometres of asphalted roads in Imo
State were of the best quality, yet with
“competitive cost”.
“We were amazed that while other
governments were using between N40 million
and N60 million, to construct a kilometre of
asphalted road, Imo used only N21 million
and yet the quality is fantastic”, he
submitted.
He said their investigation showed that the
monitoring committee, headed by Stan Dara
of Imo State House of Assembly, was able to
save the people of the state N12 billion from
the exercise.
According to Nnamani, the activities of the
committee had shown that when officials are
diligent in the execution of their assigned
roles, contractors always complied with laid
down procedure.
Said he: “When we interviewed contractors,
they confirmed that the committee members
were always at their neck but that when once
a job has been fully completed, payment was
promptly made”.
He noted that the transparent manner the
Stan Dara committee handled the road
projects was responsible for the high quality
job and speed with which they were
executed.
He commended Gov. Rochas Okorocha for the
wisdom in setting up the committee, which
he said, has impacted positively on road
construction in the state.
Nnamani, who said his group would write to
other state governments in the South East to
adopt the Dara committee as a model, urged
the members to remain focused in their
service to the people of the state.
He also announced that Anambra came
second in the assessment, Enugu third,
Ebonyi fourth, while Abia came last.
He said his group has concluded its tour of
roads in the South East and called on the
Federal Government to expedite action in the
rehabilitation of federal roads in Igbo land.
“It is sad that almost all federal roads in the
region have remained a death trap. That of
Ohafia-Ututu-Arochukwu road, which was
abandoned in 1998 when Gen Abacha died, is
the worst.
“We appeal to them to do something about
these roads”, he said.
Nnamani said the next target of assessment
for the states would be wealth creation and
empowerment of youths.

berem: More pictures coming.....

kingbang: It is even clearly written DELTA STATE UNIVERSITY TEACHING HOSPITAL! lwkmd! . You see how desperate these Rochas buttlickers are.

berem: who told you that? That is the first building you see when you enter IMSUTH. I have posted pictures of the hospital and you still have doubts? Chino na wa for you o!

berem: This picture is the main entrance building of IMSUTH.

berem: you're one funny dude! Who told you that is imo state university? You won't kill me with laughter Chino.