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I must say again that I have no intention to derail una thread..but if only you guys can focus on the subject of the thread.

You are already sounding frustrated. Did Obi tell you that he owns a mall in Abuja? Nobody will leave Onitsha main market to go to your nonsense polo mall.

The same polo mall that does not see customers from week to week. Let them open another one if there is business in that town..

It takes a big economy to be building 3 malls at the same time..can u beat that?

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jude2011: chino you are beating round the bush. Answer my question . '''why did peter obi not build a mall in awka and went to far away arewaland abuja to build a mall'''. When his people needs a mall, as a man of the people peter obi. Was supposed to do the needful.. as a right thinking investor to build it in awka . Most anambra big guys ply the new road from oji,udi-ozalla road to enugu to shop in nigeria's biggest mall polo mall. They have been denied that by their beloved governor, oKwute

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Now this is Onitsha strip mall that will open for business in December same as Awka and Nnewi. Its construction started last year and it will happen to you voom n anya..

Onitsha mall will be Nigeria's biggest mall..go figure!

Kcinho: Springing up since 1960. Buputa facts my friend. I'm sure you have been to polo park shopping mall....now that's class.

kcinho, what you post is gibberish to say the least..

Give me equivalent to the type of international award won by ANSU in UK. The only place ESUT has excelled excellently is cultism. Prove me wrong..

My friend you are talking baselessly..

Let me tell you that some of those people have houses their does not mean they live there. Just like my elder brother has a house in Maitama Abuja but he is actually living in GRA here in Onitsha. Come to Awka and see Akunyili's mansion, same with Ume and rest of them. Ok for instance Ekweremmadu has a fine hotel here in Awka what does that mean to you (I will post its pix)? The owner of Madonna University is from Enugu state but he chose to site the first ever private university in Nigeria here in Anambra..what does that mean to you? Massive malls are ongoing in Awka, Onitsha and Nnewi at the moment..can you beat that?

At least the population of Anambra is twice that of Enugu state..what does that mean to you? It means that there are more people living in Anambra than they are living in Enugu state. Did you get the point now?

jude2011: all i am saying is if awka needs a mall and has the population to sustain it, it means that investors will be delighted to site a mall comparable to polo park mall in awka. Does that mean obi is not a wise investor for leaving awka and went to abuja.. My lives close to okpuno sec school so their is nothing that you can tell me about awka. Victor umeh, the apga chairman lives in enugu, ojukwu, dora too. So next time get your facts right, most anambra rich men live in peace in enugu. And please if you need a house in enugu, contact spyder ok. You will forever be glad

Trash!

I can take you to part of your state where there is no electric wire talk more of seeing light. Well I do not know where you served exactly but what I know is that Onitsha, Awka etc has better power supply up to 18hrs a day than most states around. You can investigate. Even my village has very good power supply.

EsanEmmanuel: I have been following dz thread for a while.. But I just decided to write sumthn nw.. All spyder880 is trying to do her is show us the good sides and develpoment going on in enugu... I am yet to see where he said enugu iz d best igbo state watsoeva... Evry state has his own downside.. I finished my NYSC dz febuary.. Servd at Awkuzu.. Oyi LG in anambra... And to say d truth... ThroughOut my 1year stay... We only had light once! And it was for like 5days towards to local government chairmanship elections... ThroughOut a whole year! Therz no state in d whole world that doesnt have a downside... Be it infrastructures... Or other areas... So biko.. Make we stop derailing dz thread.. Let dz man show us photos of d development in enugu state... If U think otherwise.. Open another thread for dat.... Daalu.

Who lives in your dungeon..?

At least Anambra resident population is twice that of Enugu state resident population. What does that mean to me boy?lol..it means that people are more in Anambra than they are in Enugu state. And that is where they feel at home. There are more Enugu indigenes living in Anambra than Enugu itself..study has shown that too. Sure 3 malls are springing up at the same time in Anambra. Can u beat that?

jude2011: chiiiiiiiiiiiiiinooooo are u sure awka needs a mall cos if they truly did. Your beloved peter obi won't go to abuja to build a mall. Chino why did he not build it in awka if they need a mall. For your info, most anambra big boys live in enugu. And we live in peace and harmony ok. My babe is even from uga your town so i love anambra people except the propagandist named chino

Oh did I threaten you? Oh am sorry if I did or maybe you misconstrued my comment as a threat. Besides you are supposed to be in your mother's kitchen?

banega: Lool, that son of a gun chinoelects threatened his mother on this forum,. And nobody seems to care!! Well, I have reported the fool to my parents.. Thank God, I got his pictures and email addresses,. Please note everyone on this thread, if anything happens to me,. Y'all now know who to hold responsible!! Thank you!!

Yes..that's him. He was treated in NAUTH

Kcinho: Now Dats hilarious cos the chancellor is the emir of zazau.

Forget about the useless and paper-based ranking and start showing us substance. The only substance I know of in Esut is cultism. They do not study. Ansu is a new university but it has overtaken Esut in all indices of academic excellence.





A team of young engineers from Nigeria’s Anambra State University won first prize at the inaugural Institution of Mechanical Engineers’ Population Challenge at the House of Commons on Wednesday 23 November, for proposals to deal with Nigeria’s growing food crisis.

Turning vegetable oil into fuel, making sea water drinkable and starting a rail revolution in the US were also among the proposals submitted by engineering groups from across the world to help society cope with an estimated population of 9.5 billion people by 2100.

The winning report, from Anambra State University’s Nuta Bolts engineering group, highlighted the fact that 65% of Nigeria’s food is currently being wasted in a country that is set to more than double its population over the next century. Better storage facilities, measures to stop small-scale corruption and a revamped transport system were all among the proposals. The ideas in the report will be presented to the Rio+20 Earth Summit next June.

The final was held in the Grand Committee Room in the House of Commons, and, six MPs including Bob Smith MP, Andrew Mitchell MP, the Secretary of State for International Development and Roger Williams MP, came to hear the presentations, while Chris White MP and Mark Spencer MP joined the winning team members for dinner at One Birdcage Walk.

Onyenanu Ifeanyicitukusu, Team Leader of the Nuta Bolts, said:

“Food security is the most important issue facing Nigeria, with so much food being needlessly wasted. Yet the technology and the means to stop this waste already exist.

“We are very happy to have won this challenge, having spent sleepless nights over the past six months writing this report. We will now go back to Nigeria to present it to the Government.”

Dr Tim Fox, Head of Energy and Environment at the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, said: “Coping with the world’s population boom over the rest of this century will be the biggest challenge facing society, touching every area of our lives from energy and water supply to transport and the food we eat.Green Engineering (Trinidad & Tobago)

“We will all rely on the next generation of engineers to come up with the solutions needed to meet the coming population crisis, which is why it is so encouraging to see such solid ideas and original thinking from the young engineers that took part in this challenge.”

Chief Executive, Stephen Tetlow, said: “All the competitors brought a huge amount of intellectual rigour to their reports and delivered great presentations. I advise all the finalists not to stop working on this topic, because it is the most important challenge for humanity. As engineers, we must organize ourselves to deliver the technical solutions required, and work with politicians who have the wherewithal to unlock the problem.”

The five Population Challenge finalists were:

Nuta Bolts (Nigeria) – Food Production in Nigeria
As much as 65% of food crops and fruit produced in Nigeria is wasted due to poor storage facilities. The construction of silos, cold rooms and ovens, as well as improving transport networks would reduce this needless wastage.
Arup (China) – Balance Between Water Supply & Demand in Hong Kong
Hong Kong’s population is still reliant on rainwater piped in from Guangdong Province, which is fast becoming the world’s industrial powerhouse. Yet as the population of the Province booms, Hong Kong may need to look to reverse osmosis to make seawater drinkable and waste water recycling to keep its growing population watered.
Green Engineering (Trinidad & Tobago) – Renewable Energy
With Trinidad & Tobago’s oil and gas reserves set to run out within the next ten years, biodiesel created from waste vegetable oil could be one alternative fuel that keeps the island group powered.
Engineering Nigeria (Nigeria) – Energy Solution for Nigeria
Lack of access to power is one of the biggest obstacles in the way of Nigeria’s development into a fully industrialised, prosperous nation, yet over half of the natural gas produced by the country’s booming oil industry is ‘flared’, or burnt away. In a country whose population is set to more than double by 2100, capturing this valuable resource is just one of many ways to make sure the nation gets the power it needs to move forward.
Atkins (USA) – Transport Integration in the USA
The USA’s current transport model of high car use and domestic air travel is unsustainable, due to both environmental concerns and rising fuel prices. Atkins proposed that Maglev and High Speed Rail schemes needs to be urgently implemented for long-distance journeys, while cycle schemes and improved bus services need to be put in place for short distances.

http://www.imeche.org/news/institution/all/11-11-24/Nigerian_engineers_win_global_Population_Challenge.aspx

Unemadu: Looks like Enugu beats u guys in every sector

Esut only beats Ansu hands down in cultism..

All my siblings and relations never wished to study elsewhere other than UNIZIK and they all loathed UNN because of its old and awkward nature..still living in the past while we are in the 21st century. You cannot even begin to compare UNIZIK with UNN in all indices. UNIZIK beats UNN academically and otherwise. UNIZIK is among the 3 most sought-after universities in Nigeria. What does that mean to you. Awka is presently witnessing a major infrastructural fix on roads, flyovers, malls etc. Besides we do not believe in building one sector and leave the rest, the entire state is seeing development at the same time. Making the state one with the best road network.

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jude2011: chino i am a unn student. My elder bro is in unizik studying civil eng. I visit him often and i can tell u that most unizik student chose to go there cos they know that getting admission to the den is not easy at all. My bro always wished he was in nsukka. That does not mean i do not respect your views ok. All i am saying is when making comparison,ddon't allow sentiments to becloud your sent of judgement. Please tell obiano to work on awka cos maka chi. Awka needs a turn around. e

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And you forgot also, just recently the former Chancellor and a director in UNTH had their own surgeries in NAUTH. What went wrong with UNTH facilities?

Kcinho: The a former VC of NAU had a surgery in UNTH a year or two ago which left everyone wondering what happened to NAUTH.
Personnel or equipment?

Those women and children killed in cold blood finally got him. RIP

Are we arguing this again? Or is UNIZIK not better than UNN academically and otherwise. UNN is just one uni that is still managing to survive because of past dead glories. Lions kwa, goats kwa..

jude2011: I gave up on chino when he said that UNIZIK is better than UNN. How daft can someone be when he allows sentiments to becloud his sense of judgement. Zikite bow to the LIONS . Chino please change.

nwanne rapu okwu a. I do not want to derail this thread with unnecessary pictures. At least you know I am a photo-journalist..

Collynzo17: Post them and names the part of Enugu where you took them, at least people confirm it.
Then prove that the ones Spyder has been posting are fake before saying he is deceiving people.

I want to see their academic performance to prove their paper-based performance..

You mean ranking without substance..?

Were they ranked higher based on cultism or what exactly?

Unemadu: Esut still ranks higher than Ansu

Of course it is developing and I do not want to derail this thread any longer with my own pictures that I took myself 2 weeks ago. Dalu..

Collynzo17: This is a lie. What is remaining is for you to claim Spyder's pictures are photoshopped.
Enugu at least the city part is nothing like what you wrote above, I also visit the place regularly the pictures Spyder posts only covers like 80%. The capital city of Enugu is even better than what this thread makes us believe.
If you are talking about the rural areas, I don't know about that, I only know Nsukka.
Enugu is developing very fast, that is the reality.

You mean the same you who is still a jambite?

Now see below achievements of COOU a new university for that matter now compare it to that 'war college' called ESUT..


A team of young engineers from Nigeria’s Anambra State University won first prize at the inaugural Institution of Mechanical Engineers’ Population Challenge at the House of Commons on Wednesday 23 November, for proposals to deal with Nigeria’s growing food crisis.

Turning vegetable oil into fuel, making sea water drinkable and starting a rail revolution in the US were also among the proposals submitted by engineering groups from across the world to help society cope with an estimated population of 9.5 billion people by 2100.

The winning report, from Anambra State University’s Nuta Bolts engineering group, highlighted the fact that 65% of Nigeria’s food is currently being wasted in a country that is set to more than double its population over the next century. Better storage facilities, measures to stop small-scale corruption and a revamped transport system were all among the proposals. The ideas in the report will be presented to the Rio+20 Earth Summit next June.

The final was held in the Grand Committee Room in the House of Commons, and, six MPs including Bob Smith MP, Andrew Mitchell MP, the Secretary of State for International Development and Roger Williams MP, came to hear the presentations, while Chris White MP and Mark Spencer MP joined the winning team members for dinner at One Birdcage Walk.

Onyenanu Ifeanyicitukusu, Team Leader of the Nuta Bolts, said:

“Food security is the most important issue facing Nigeria, with so much food being needlessly wasted. Yet the technology and the means to stop this waste already exist.

“We are very happy to have won this challenge, having spent sleepless nights over the past six months writing this report. We will now go back to Nigeria to present it to the Government.”

Dr Tim Fox, Head of Energy and Environment at the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, said: “Coping with the world’s population boom over the rest of this century will be the biggest challenge facing society, touching every area of our lives from energy and water supply to transport and the food we eat.Green Engineering (Trinidad & Tobago)

“We will all rely on the next generation of engineers to come up with the solutions needed to meet the coming population crisis, which is why it is so encouraging to see such solid ideas and original thinking from the young engineers that took part in this challenge.”

Chief Executive, Stephen Tetlow, said: “All the competitors brought a huge amount of intellectual rigour to their reports and delivered great presentations. I advise all the finalists not to stop working on this topic, because it is the most important challenge for humanity. As engineers, we must organize ourselves to deliver the technical solutions required, and work with politicians who have the wherewithal to unlock the problem.”

The five Population Challenge finalists were:

Nuta Bolts (Nigeria) – Food Production in Nigeria
As much as 65% of food crops and fruit produced in Nigeria is wasted due to poor storage facilities. The construction of silos, cold rooms and ovens, as well as improving transport networks would reduce this needless wastage.
Arup (China) – Balance Between Water Supply & Demand in Hong Kong
Hong Kong’s population is still reliant on rainwater piped in from Guangdong Province, which is fast becoming the world’s industrial powerhouse. Yet as the population of the Province booms, Hong Kong may need to look to reverse osmosis to make seawater drinkable and waste water recycling to keep its growing population watered.
Green Engineering (Trinidad & Tobago) – Renewable Energy
With Trinidad & Tobago’s oil and gas reserves set to run out within the next ten years, biodiesel created from waste vegetable oil could be one alternative fuel that keeps the island group powered.
Engineering Nigeria (Nigeria) – Energy Solution for Nigeria
Lack of access to power is one of the biggest obstacles in the way of Nigeria’s development into a fully industrialised, prosperous nation, yet over half of the natural gas produced by the country’s booming oil industry is ‘flared’, or burnt away. In a country whose population is set to more than double by 2100, capturing this valuable resource is just one of many ways to make sure the nation gets the power it needs to move forward.
Atkins (USA) – Transport Integration in the USA
The USA’s current transport model of high car use and domestic air travel is unsustainable, due to both environmental concerns and rising fuel prices. Atkins proposed that Maglev and High Speed Rail schemes needs to be urgently implemented for long-distance journeys, while cycle schemes and improved bus services need to be put in place for short distances.

http://www.imeche.org/news/institution/all/11-11-24/Nigerian_engineers_win_global_Population_Challenge.aspx



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Kasynpaulsyn1997: chai! When i visited d school-igbariam (febuary) it was in shambles and my friend that got admitted last year now regrets being admitted in the God forsaken school! Because of the poor infastructure and now that the God forsaken secondary school has been renamed to chukwuemeka odumegwu ojukwu university the discrimination its graduates will face in nigeria will be unbearable not only in nigeria,even abroad! Chai,i pity the students/graduates of the school.......they are just finished...

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Lemme educate you jambite..lol

ANSU is a multi-campus university with campuses in Uli, Igbariam and Awka. Igbariam being the main campus where brand new structures are being built with a brand new gatehouse.

Kasynpaulsyn1997: ok...Thank you sir but please tell obiano to atleast put up a school gate for ansu igbariam students even if nah wood gate abeg and tell him that the faculty of law building look like a high school hostel and its moot court like a parking store.......abeg i no get time to cast you and ur ansu so dey go...

Enugu that I visited got me dumbfounded as I saw exactly opposite to what spyder has been feeding us with. I was there myself. Even the urban roads he did are all substandard already giving way, everywhere are dusty and reddish! As much as I wish Enugu state well let spyder continue with his work..

xharder: Am addicted to this Enugu thread really and i must confess its is my all time favourite thread. Also this thread getting past over 200pages now to 240 is to tell you that nairaland without Ndigbo will be a boring forum and also Igbos on nairaland are more organized,more engaging and are really an interesting people.

Once again God bless spyder880 for his good works on this thread and also please you guys should ignore those Obi asslickers,people like them give Anambra bad names. Whatever is good for Enugu is good for igboland same as what ever is good for Anambra is good for igboland and same goes to Imo, Abia, Ebonyi, Anioma and Rivers. I subscribe to comparison but in a progressive manner. I am from imo, i once stayed in Enugu for 2yrs(08-2010) that was when chime started the infrastructural revolution been witness now in Enugu and am glad he hasn't stop and for me He is the best governor in the south east. peter obi tried but so long as Nwewi, Onitsha and awka are still looking less than average, the hasnt done any thing.I dont buy all those his rural road with poor quality crap.

Odenigbo nwanne mu biko. Lets leave this thread for them..abeg! Stop commenting..abeg!

Be careful you are in a 'war college', always watch your back because you could be cut down any moment..mr jambite..lol

Abeg no further derailing of this thread. Goodluck in your admission finally..

Kasynpaulsyn1997: mr. Dumb ass,i av got admitted to study law in ESUT! U are just too dumb! Esut=king
Ansu= a maidservant at the palace!

It is okay, we don here. No more comparison and further derailing of this thread..abeg!

christejames: but Chime revamped and revitalized that sector with other back up projects (like the agricultural college). No one is comparing amiable Chime and nice Obi, the too leaders have tried for their respective states but the two states haven't reach their potential. The two states ought to be the limelight for this country Nigeria but i can see light at the end the tunnel (especially from Obiano, just hope he won't disappoint us).

Now no more derailing of this thread. Spyder oya continue with the work you are paid for..

You want to educate your class master? That is the same reason you will keep writing JAMB till GEJ completes his 2nd term..

Kasynpaulsyn1997: ok......i'm trying to educate you,dummy!!

which defence? Am I supposed to talk to a guy who has not been able to pass his JAMB? Its on record here that he is a JAMBITE. So how is he supposed to know which school that is more equipped or not.

Unemadu: No defence?

Of course you didn't make any point. Partial accreditation as at when? Because I know that about 2 years ago it was given accreditation as a new teaching and you think it will remain partial or what exactly is your point? I thought you were jubilating that it was not accredited at all..

Unemadu: Let me show them. Calling out odenigbo and chino

Go and pass your JAMB first before you come to comment here..I don't have time for kids.

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Kasynpaulsyn1997: mr. Could u pls shut up? Check the recent nigerian universities ranking or even past ones and tell me if ansu has ever been ranked above esut! And when it comes to cultism at the moment esut is peaceful, ansu final year student was killed earlier this week at uli campus by cultists,what have u got to say about that? Don't even try to compare both institutions........ansu igbariam campus with no gate,no planning,no infastructure,no single tarred road! Go to esut teaching hospital and agbani campus and see what a uni look like! I'm outta here.

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What I am saying is that you do not know what you are talking about. ANSUTH is a brand new teaching hospital with a new accreditation and has overtaken other state teaching hospitals around.. The teaching hospital since establishment has been churning out excellent materials in human resources. So I don't know where you are getting your own info.

Kcinho: You don't need to resort to name calling. Kindly point out the year ANSUTH graduated their first set of doctors. Some of my colleagues are products of esuth, imsuth, absuth, ebsuth. Esuth has also produced some consultants from their residency program. Many of the consultants are from NAUTH n UNTH covering ansuth. Though it will take a while but Ansuth will surely get Dia one day. Hopefully obiano will do well to fast track Dat.

Lemme tell you with what I saw in Enugu as roads, I will place Okorosha ahead of Chime in roads and all aspects of developments: health, education, etc..

berem: @bold,you're are very correct.
Chino,that bold comment is a food for thought. It is very important you imbibe it and have a change of heart towards Imo state.

I promote every part of Igboland. You can even see my beautiful pix of Enugu state on this thread. What I am saying in essence is that spyder is a propagandist who feeds people false information because I was in Enugu myself. I am not saying that Chime didn't achieve anything but a lot I mean a lot is not attended to both other sectors and otherwise.

centje: This chino amuses me. If people like occupy a leadership position you'll completely blind fold your followers with false propaganda. Before you is a glaring white colour, you still insist it's black. If the progress being made in Enugu gives you bitterness then you seriously need reorientation. Am in owerri now, and i feel at home, observing Rochas's works and praying it gets better for imo state. Until we, igbos, stop all these cat and dog mentality we will not move forward in this present Nigeria. We can learn from each other but I don't engage in negative comparison.

Chino willingly promotes bayelsa state but downgrades imo state at any slightest chance. I thought bayelsa has suddenly turn to haven until I visited the state and got disappointed. chino you need to re-orient your mentality and value your brothers. To even think you are a married man and still reason like this, really bewildering.