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TravelRe: Owerri, Imo State In Pictures by chamber2(op): 10:19pm On Oct 11, 2011
chy101:
@chamber2, you may have to give up this campaign, because it has turned out that its all still on bill boards as people have consistently commented here, its not yet on the ground and from all indications it was never planned to be on the ground.
which of them is not yet on ground?

Except the bridge that is still uncompleted all others are there for you to see.
TravelRe: Owerri, Imo State In Pictures by chamber2(op): 10:17pm On Oct 11, 2011
desertboom:
@chamber2. . . I'm not here for tribal war, I'm[b] too enlighten[/b] to engage in tribal gymnastic with you. Yes. . . Those very clean and green  photos were fabricated by Ohakim to deceive people, you may have seen it online and decided to post it here, for example; you posted a photo of a fully completed bridge/fly-over here for us to see how Owerri is developing. Sir. . . There is no such fly-over yet here in Owerri, construction is ongoing in Orji and Amakohia by some incompetent philipines that scatter and build everyday. Can you tell me where there is such fly-over you posted here in Owerri? I'll like to visit and see for myself. Those photos are deceit, lies, fake and political. I'm not a visitor here, I'm living and studying here.
Enlightened indeed!

Did you not read where i stated that the picture of the bridge is only but a prototype and the project is ongoing?

Yes, you study in owerri and where do you think i live?

I repeat, if you care, those pictures are real except the one of bridge.
TravelRe: Owerri, Imo State In Pictures by chamber2(op): 9:55pm On Oct 11, 2011
arsenal1:
The only picture there that I can't identify its location in Owerri is the flyover.
You are right. That is just the prototype. It is still under construction and will be completed soon
PoliticsRe: Hon Patrick Obahiagbon On Fuel Subsidy Removal by chamber2(m): 9:27pm On Oct 11, 2011
adedotman5:
why are u going to comprehend when comrades are having intellectual intercourse,a layman feel it's detrimental to his stagnantically immobile reasoning faculty therefore deems the speach incomrehensible which is deleterous to an average man
who is this please huh
TravelRe: Owerri, Imo State In Pictures by chamber2(op): 9:18pm On Oct 11, 2011
freecocoa:
Come Op go rest jare,gave us admission and accommodated us my a$$,am I not paying school fees?don't I pay house rent?my friend, I wrote and passed both Jamb and aptitude test besides my school is owned by the FG so don't tell me what I know,if you like stay there and be claiming what's not true,if owerri is the way that pix says it is then I guess it all happened this night cos I left owerri today,I regret schooling in that miserable town filled with wicked people.
You are very lucky. Some people wrote and passed those exams but were denied admission. You can as well tear your certificate

They are wicked people and yet you live to tell your story, dumb!

I guess you are in or graduated from futo? No wonder!
TravelRe: Owerri, Imo State In Pictures by chamber2(op): 8:56pm On Oct 11, 2011
desertboom:
@chamber2. . . The truth must be told. Those clean and green photos are political and in terms of infrastructure Owerri is backward. I've been in this state for 4years now so I know what I'm saying, like it or hate it that is the truth. We're talking about the photo you posted here not about being grateful for staying and school in IMO STATE.
So, you mean i fabricated those pictures? For what purpose if i may ask?

I don't know the state you come from but i am sure only very few state capitals can compete with owerri
PoliticsRe: Hon Patrick Obahiagbon On Fuel Subsidy Removal by chamber2(m): 8:39pm On Oct 11, 2011
stepo707:
I have read with acatalectic disgust, governments asinine and puerile ratiocinations attempting to justiceate the proposed removal of subsidies from petroleum products.It has asseverated that it’s intentions is guided by the need to checkmate the odoriferous excesses of a machiavellian and mephistophelean cabal and i have said to myself,what a shame?What a self indicting admittal of the failure of governance?What an hocus-pocus?

What an anathematous disdain for it’s citizenry? Must the people now bear the brunt for governments ineptitude,inefficiency and pusillanimity in squaring up with these economic philistines and fat cows? I feel even more nauseated and vexed that the Governors Forum has posthaste conferred an apocalyptic imprimatur on this genie.Let’s not forget that majority of these same Governors had earlier called for this state of affairs as a condition sinequanon for paying the minimum wage.What an opprobrium?What a deprecable descent from the sublime to the ridiculous?It’s up to us all to put this Presidential and Gubernatorial genie back into the bottle but are we prepared?


This man no go kill me ohhhh
This was the same thing he was sent to the national assembly to do, but he came out more confused

Apart from his regular drama, what else did he achieve in the house?

Nonsense
TravelRe: Owerri, Imo State In Pictures by chamber2(op): 8:28pm On Oct 11, 2011
kcjazz:
Truth be told Owerri has developed really slowly, Real Estate in this part has being really slow (wonder why?). I like the idea of a new Owerri to direct commerce, Douglas road is terrible. Owerri has old city problem but they can take a cue from Asaba Nnebisi road.

BTW Was that the cathedral in Green n white? that is terrible, iconic building but with the wrong colors and road that doesn't help its beauty angry
This is what i call constructive criticism. Very sensible.

Others are here rattling, telling me how they school in owerri and all whatnot.
TravelRe: Owerri, Imo State In Pictures by chamber2(op): 8:16pm On Oct 11, 2011
desertboom:
@freecocoa. . . You're very correct. I school in Owerri too. Infact, my school is located right in the city. The clean and green photo is a political photo by Ohakim to show the world how IMO STATE is developing in terms of infrastructure. There is nothing spectacular and elegant about Owerri. Nothing can ever bring me back to this state after my first degree
Have you been to new owerri? most of those pictures are from there

desertboom:
@freecocoa. . . You're very correct. I school in Owerri too. Infact, my school is located right in the city. The clean and green photo is a political photo by Ohakim to show the world how IMO STATE is developing in terms of infrastructure. There is nothing spectacular and elegant about Owerri. Nothing can ever bring me back to this state after my first degree
So, this is all you can say about a state that offered you admission and accommodated you?

Most of our people can't even concentrate to study in most northern states.

What of the peaceful nature of owerri? Have there been any form of ethnic or religious disturbance since you gained admission in owerri or even in the history of owerri/imo?

You school in the heart of the city, have you taken time to move around and check out the state or are you just a triangular student?

I know those who are saying this are people who left lagos (where their friends are) to study in owerri.
TravelRe: Owerri, Imo State In Pictures by chamber2(op): 6:57pm On Oct 11, 2011
freecocoa:
when I wrote “its not that beautiful”,I mean its not the way the pictures and you paint it to be,to me its not fine sef.
The way una dey take praise the town come dey make me wonder whether no be there I dey again?
Owerri is far from all that so STOP SPREADING LIES ABEG.
what is lie here, the pictures or owerri?

of course the pictures were taken from owerri.

Is there any place in the pictures that is not in owerri?
TravelRe: Owerri, Imo State In Pictures by chamber2(op): 6:52pm On Oct 11, 2011
Wetheral

@nice.one

Thanks, good job

TravelRe: Owerri, Imo State In Pictures by chamber2(op): 6:46pm On Oct 11, 2011
Bank road junction

TravelRe: Owerri, Imo State In Pictures by chamber2(op): 6:43pm On Oct 11, 2011
mbaise road

TravelRe: Owerri, Imo State In Pictures by chamber2(op): 6:41pm On Oct 11, 2011
chy101:
@ OP, please don't be angered, can you please show us any capital investment in Imo state, I think that is the real dividend of democracy; development does not start and end with constructing a few KM of roads in the urban area, what about the rural areas? Well that is by the way, I think Imo state should go beyond mere road painting (only in Owerri) to investing in areas that can improve the state economy and its IGR just like its neighbors are doing, attracting investors that can invest in meaning ventures possibly (production/manufacturing) that will employ the youths gainfully and not building hotels here and there. What has come out of the job offer by the past government, where people were asked to pay 10k for application formhuhhuh
The purpose of this thread is just to show Owerri in pictures and not to portray Imo state as the richest state in Nigeria. I am only showing the beauty of owerri through these pictures, nothing more.
TravelRe: Owerri, Imo State In Pictures by chamber2(op): 6:38pm On Oct 11, 2011
amakaohia

TravelRe: Owerri, Imo State In Pictures by chamber2(op): 6:32pm On Oct 11, 2011
wetheral

TravelRe: Owerri, Imo State In Pictures by chamber2(op): 6:28pm On Oct 11, 2011
amakohia-bank road

TravelRe: Owerri, Imo State In Pictures by chamber2(op): 6:24pm On Oct 11, 2011
mbaise road

TravelRe: Owerri, Imo State In Pictures by chamber2(op): 6:22pm On Oct 11, 2011
DOUGLAS

TravelRe: Owerri, Imo State In Pictures by chamber2(op): 6:21pm On Oct 11, 2011
DOUGLAS ROAD

TravelRe: Owerri, Imo State In Pictures by chamber2(op): 6:18pm On Oct 11, 2011
Uncanny Genius:
These Pictures only exixt in the internet. Chambers2 it's like you have not been in Owerri for a long time. Why don't you visit Amakohia, Douglas Road, to see things for yourself.

TravelRe: Owerri, Imo State In Pictures by chamber2(op): 6:03pm On Oct 11, 2011
AMAKOHIA OWERRI

TravelRe: Owerri, Imo State In Pictures by chamber2(op): 5:47pm On Oct 11, 2011
Kaki P:
huh huh huh huh huh huh huh huh huh huh huh huh huh huh huh huh huh huh huh huh huh huh huh huh huh
Do not be deceived people the whole of Owerri is not as clean as this,the pictures here were taken from only Port Harcourt road only,which seems to be the only good place in Owerri,


@OP,show us pics from Douglas Road,Nekede ,Ihiagwa na  grin grin grin,that place looks like the Oshodi we used to know back then in Lagos,
Amakohia Flyover

TravelRe: Owerri, Imo State In Pictures by chamber2(op): 5:41pm On Oct 11, 2011
Road leading to govt house

TravelRe: Owerri, Imo State In Pictures by chamber2(op): 5:35pm On Oct 11, 2011
Lord Naya:
@poster; thanks for the pics but owerri is now far more beautiful than that, thanks to Rochas de action governor no wonder tourist from all over the world come to de city regularly 2 relax. I dont know why envy want 2 kill some people becos of devt in owerri? Some even claim 2 be igbos or 2 hav been 2 owerri just 2 give it a bad name, when the truth is obvious; Na wa oh!! Well thats their cup of tea as Gov Rochas has vowed 2 turn imo state into a semi heaven. I stay in lagos and am must confess that the condition of ikorodu, epe, badagry etc axis is nothing 2 write home about yet de Gov is over praised. I wonder if those areas are part of lagos. I wish my state capital could be as beautiful as owerri. Anyhow God dey.
Oh dear. These pictures were taken before the elections, around April or so

TravelRe: Owerri, Imo State In Pictures by chamber2(op): 5:33pm On Oct 11, 2011
[quote author=Okija_juju link=topic=778165.msg9317551#msg9317551 date=1318350497]Actually, I was joking,  But I still maintain that Imo state is a poor state with most of its inhabitants living below $5 a day,[/quote]Of course. Nigeria is still a poor country na.

TravelRe: Owerri, Imo State In Pictures by chamber2(op): 5:12pm On Oct 11, 2011
freecocoa:
OP no just annoy me this afternoon o,I school in owerri and trust me its not that beautiful,I don't pray for anything to take me there again after school,you just put pictures of grasses that are not even there again,all of them don die finish,why didn't you put pix of Douglass road?(A major road that is now a refuse dump)stop deceiving yourself joor,I HATE OWERRI.
At least it is. As i said before, douglas is a market place and can only qualify as one.

Whether you like or hate owerri is not the issue, the fact remains that owerri is a beautiful and peaceful place to live.

Those pictures are recent pictures and are not meant to deceive anyone.

Nigerian cities are terrible, but owerri and a few others are decent enough for any body to live.

TravelRe: Owerri, Imo State In Pictures by chamber2(op): 4:33pm On Oct 11, 2011
[quote author=Okija_juju link=topic=778165.msg9317136#msg9317136 date=1318346490]Nna see me see problem o!!

Out of 36 states, only 1 distributed kerosene house to house,  That translates to them being poor jor!

What has Imo state got going for it?! Abia has Aba market, what has Imo got?![/quote]Imo is mainly inhabited by civil servants and students, just like most Nigerian states. But what differentiates imo from the rest is its upward moving populace and peaceful environment.

Even though Imo lacks large markets like Aba and Onitsha, the state receives huge remittances from her citizens in other parts of the country and those coming into the state for relaxation. This dwarfs whatever income the Abia and Anambra states make through their large, unorganised markets.

If you classify a once and for all relieve material as an evidence of poverty then you must be joking.

[quote author=e_prynce link=topic=778165.msg9317185#msg9317185 date=1318346864]@poster
u mst be a propagandist!
wat abt d pics of those urgly places i know? Doughlas Rd & co?[/quote]Douglas is not ugly. It is a market environment just like Oshodi and Mushin in lagos.

I am not a propagandist as you assumed.

I am only showing people the good side of my beloved state, Imo. Or is there anything wrong in doing that?

omaojo1:
Show us indices that points to economic growth.

I heard the former gov bragging of bringing Mr biggs to owerri, and he called it a div of democracy.
Even GEJ bragged on bringing facebook in Nigeria grin grin
TravelRe: Owerri, Imo State In Pictures by chamber2(op): 4:07pm On Oct 11, 2011
[quote author=Okija_juju link=topic=778165.msg9317001#msg9317001 date=1318345161]There is no standard of living in Imo State o!! The highest employer of labour in the state still remains the government second to banks,

They are so poor that the government subsidies kerosene and distributes it house to house,[/quote]I wonder why someone like you would make such baseless statement. The kerosene crisis hit the entire nation and the govt of Imo state distributed kerosene to ameliorate the impact of the shortage. How did that translate to the people being so poor that they could not afford to buy kerosene?
TravelRe: Owerri, Imo State In Pictures by chamber2(op): 3:39pm On Oct 11, 2011
mallorca:
nice pics
Thank you jari

If these were to be pictures of lagos i know every body would have been rolling on the floor shouting Fashola, even when flood kidnap people in lagos
TravelRe: Owerri, Imo State In Pictures by chamber2(op): 3:02pm On Oct 11, 2011
EPOMA:
I can see that your standard is very low to call this Nigeria london. Poor road marking, contruction , surveying and I can go on, we have to learn to do things the modern way and stop praising low standard work
I never said it's the best. But based on ''Nigerian standard'' it is one of the few good ones we have
TravelRe: Owerri, Imo State In Pictures by chamber2(op): 2:56pm On Oct 11, 2011
otokx:
Is this not the kidnapping capital of Nigeria?
Who said so?

Imo is one of the peaceful states in Nigeria, with low crime rate and well educated citizenry. The kidnapping saga was a political creation by the political bigwigs of the state.

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