₦airaland Forum

Nedu09:
soon all street would be invade by street markets... main market is even expending speedily. go and check... landlords are ejecting tenants just to rent it out to traders... I mean commissioner of commerce should put a stop or boundary to it.

Nedu09:
what should this place be called? what is that lazy Commissioner of Environment.... I mean I don't like seeing this I told my cousins... my hope was high on my way to Owerre after all praises given to him. was expecting to see at list nice Environs devoid of dirt.

Nedu09:
after seeing this I couldn't even eat beef and cow meat.... .

Nedu09:
But i thought you said all the street roads in owerre are tarred? Hmm! I never leaved a life of fear when I was a strong guys talk more of now..... ....cha!

Nedu09:
okorocha would have faced another sector if really ohakim did half of his achievement... do we have VIO's hers? I don't think so.

Nedu09:
shit!! where this commissioner of environment.

Nedu09:
even this goat can talk

Nedu09:
what would it take to get those road swept?

Nedu09:
recent shot

Nedu09:
recent shot

investnow2013:
Chino! It would't be too expensive like the 2nd Niger Bridge!.It is very narrow in the North of the State & it will be like Odo River Bridge built with #3b, but this can cost between 10 to 20billion Naira because it will have a rail track on it also!

investnow2013:
I mean Edo & Delta states!

investnow2013:
Why not connect our State with Delta & Edo by building another bridge on the northern end of the State!. This can cut journey time to Lagos or Abuja by half! & Open another trade route!

Abagworo:
I am not interested in anything up there apart from possible plans of land grab on your part.

ACM10:
2hrs gone, yet no map. . .hmmm

Abagworo:
http://www.nigerdeltanews.com/anambra-decides-obis-successor-saturday/

By Olawale Olaleye, Chuks Okocha, Charles Onyekamau and
Emeka Osondu

After weeks of intense campaigns by governorship candidates
from 23 political parties, the 1,784,536 registered voters in
Anambra State will today decide who will administer the affairs of
the state for the next four years.

Today’s election, which is seen as a straight contest between the
All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA), All Progressives
Congress (APC), Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and Labour
Party (LP), has 23 candidates contesting to succeed incumbent
Governor Peter Obi.

To ensure a hitch-free election, all entry points into the state
would remain closed as from 6pm Friday to Sunday. Already,
security had been beefed up at the Asaba, Onitsha boundary and
Enugu, Awka boundary and the Oguta boundary.

The commercial city of Onitsha was calm as Police and other
security agencies were seen patrolling the streets. Also, people
were seen making last minute purchases, as the markets and all
commercial outlets would be closed today, while movement would
also be restricted.

Rivers State is one of the 36 states of Nigeria. Its capital is Port Harcourt. It is bounded on the South by the Atlantic Ocean, to the North by the Anambra, Imo and Abia States, to the East by Akwa Ibom State and to the West by the Bayelsa and Delta States.

The inland part of Rivers state consists of tropical rainforest; towards the coast the typical river delta environment features many mangrove swamps. Rivers state was part of the Oil Rivers Protectorate from 1885 till 1893, when it became part of the Niger Coast Protectorate. In 1900 the region was merged with the chartered territories of the Royal Niger Company to form the colony of Southern Nigeria.http://www.ngex.com/nigeria/places/states/rivers.htm

The area is approximately 1928193 square kilometers. The topography of the state is generally low-lying rising gradually towards the north with the somorica hill at 600 meters being the highest point.
Rivers Ikpoba, Orhionmwon, and Osse dissect the Benin lowland, while rivers Edion, Orle, and Owan runs between the Ishan plateau and the kukuruku hills. River Niger flows along the easternmost part of the state and is a major means of transportation and commerce.

Edo state share a common boundary with kogi and Anambra states to the East,kwara state to the north, ondo state to the west and Delta state to the south. http://www.edoworld.net/EdotourismLoca.html

Abagworo:
The problem with you onyeigbo is that you claim to know my own land more than me. Oguta has boundary with Delta State and Anambra. I wrote earlier that some maps fail to put that into consideration by omitting our strip of land and giving a wrong impression of an Anambra/Rivers boundary.

Cuche:
Anambra boundary with Rivers is not that small, it is about 8miles stretch.
With Edo, it is a river boundary about 1.4 miles length, the reason why our boundary with Edo is most times ignored is because of the tiny Island communities up there that one cannot really say where they claim to be placed. Sometimes, they claim Kogi, Delta, Edo or Anambra depending on the circumstance. You find them in the civil service of any of the above States

Abagworo:
Some maps show Oguta farmlands as part of Anambra therefore seeming like boundary with Rivers. Maybe because the land is narrow they consider it invisible. That of Edo and Bayelsa are lies.