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I will be in Otuoke next 2 weeks!

Bayelsa adigo mma..

We are the future of Nigeria..

I am coming with a thread shortly on that your shabby dilapidated town. I have pix of that your town filled in my camera. I don't know how to speak long grammar..bloody civilian!

pet4luv2k10ioma: Please Shut your trash don't call Owerre here. You can't compare this your Bayelsa with Owerre.

Where are our haters..?

Bayelsa adigo mma..

GEJ till 2021..

Below is ongoing massive reconstruction of East-West road at Mbiama axis..

Ongoing massive road construction in Bayelsa!

Yenogoa is the future..

Bayelsa adigo mma..

Onitsha di uto..

While we dey chop enough protein they are hating..

Haters gonna hate while we Bayelsans are progressing..

It can only get better!

Anambra adigo mma..

Obiano’s CCTV security gadget records successes at Onitsha market

The close circuit television (CCTV) mounted in the Onitsha Market axis as part of the secu­rity arrangements to en­sure sustenance of peace and adequate security in Onitsha and parts of Anambra State has led to a breakthrough in the tracking and reunifica­tion of two children who lost contact with their mother after a busy mar­ket day.

Governor Willie Obiano was elated on receipt of the cheering news during the week when he went on in­spection of ongoing projects in Onitsha and its environs. He was told that the CCTV security gadget mounted to monitor movements and unwholesome activities in the market had recorded successes within a short time of its introduction, and he promised to replicate the exercise in other markets in the state.

The CCTV gadget, which is currently being tested at Onitsha with the capacity to receive and transmit signals to far distances, is linked to the nearby police post in the market for protection of lives and property and ap­prehension of miscreants.

Obiano expressed hap­piness that the CCTV re­corded a huge success two days to his visit, following the discovery of two chil­dren who lost contact with their mother in a crowd of traders and passers-by mill­ing around the market.

The governor said: “Two days ago, two little kids that came to visit their mum were lost in the crowd but were rescued some 30 minutes later through the monitoring gadget. The picture imagery is continu­ously being monitored by the police to ensure every criminal is caught promptly. The CCTV concept will be replicated in all the markets in the state.”

Governor Obiano had made a stopover at Onit­sha Main Market to inspect projects, feel the pulse of the traders and find out any other challenges facing the traders as well as residents in the commercial city, be­fore going to the ever-grow­ing industrial nerve centre of Nnewi,

The governor, who was received by thunderous ovations that intermittently drowned his voice and broke his speech flow, was excited by their apprecia­tion of his work and the four pillars of development as well as their supporting en­ablers. He assured them that he was not unmindful of tendency of miscreants to relocate from Upper Iweka and other hideouts and com­mand structures to the Onit­sha markets and local com­munities.

At the fire station located at the market, Obiano, who was still trailed by cheers from the traders and resi­dents as he marched about 200 metres on foot sizing up the state of infrastructure and environmental condi­tions, expressed dismay that the fire service lacked adequate tools to meet the challenge of fire fighting, declaring that it was unac­ceptable to him.

He decried lack of elec­tricity supply, and assured the traders that he would put the electric power authori­ties on their toes to guaran­tee provision of regular and uninterrupted power supply to the market and its envi­rons. He promised to boost efforts of the fire service and equip its personnel in fire fighting.

Obiano urged the people to cooperate with his gov­ernment in their civic obli­gations, including paying taxes to accredited govern­ment agents.

He charged the people to cooperate with members of the Joint Task Force (Op­eration Kpochapu) to drive the bad elements from the state, stressing that he would come back fighting if he got reports that the miscreants had relocated to the markets from Upper Iweka,

In their separate remarks, Mr. Emmanuel Okoli, a fashion designer and Mrs Eunice Okonkwo, a plastic products seller, ex­pressed happiness with the tempo of work by the gov­ernor, saying they had not only provided adequate se­curity, and sanitised the hith­erto filthy environment of Onitsha but orientated trad­ers and residents on the need to sell inside their shops instead of displaying their wares along the road or on top of water channels.

http://sunnewsonline.com/new/?p=73060

Don't provoke me now or else I will start posting the part of Nigeria that looks like your definition of refuse dump!

Infact I will be back..just hang around!

size38: All Nigerian cities look like refuse dump from Aerial view. Including Abj.

You guys refused to give me a chieftaincy title..

@Op, the pix of Upper-Iweka part of Onitsha you placed up there was before it under-went transformation..I wish I could lay my hands on a Helicopter to flyover and take snapshots..

Pix below:

1- Awka (Regina Caeli/St.Patricks)

2- Onitsha (3-3 zone/American Qtrs)

3- Onitsha (Trans-Nkisi)

4- Onitsha (Fegge)

Likely to be in Lagos again around November, I have a conference to attend at Eko hotel. I will call you to remind you so plan to give me full attention all through my stay..

berem: Oh I see! When next you come to Lagos,lemme know so that I will take you where you will eat amala and offemmanu.

Any mod home, please could you help place this on the frontpage. We need to showcase Bayelsa to the world. Thank you

Bayelsa is not doing badly, they have nice hospitality and chicks but unfortunately I gummed my ring to my finger, showing it to any babe that cares to look that I am a happily married man...

This hotel below hosted me for 3days before we finally checked today and returned to Awka..

lol..I am a businessman, I went for a workshop!

berem: is this what you went to bayelsa to eat? Adiri ngi sorry! Enjoy yourself.

Keep asking how!

Whizkay: really!....how can someone say this..are you saying he didnt pay salaries or didn't award road contracts and stuffs at all...people should take these allegations easy men...he stole 300 billion! how!

Berem my love..I bought some of this delicacies for you..

Local delicacy in Bayelsa..

Nwanyi go to bed. I don't want to start but if you push me I will create a thread to that effect, its a town I pass at least once a month. You know I do not like too much Turenchi! My pix speaks for me.

berem: taa mechionu! How dare you call my beloved Owerri a shanty looking town? Ina apu ara? If this nonsense you're posting is what makes yenagoa the pride of the nation,then what will you call your own state Anambra?

Don't even mention owerri here, that shanty looking town with most of its roads dilapidated. Is there another Owerri or the same owerri I pass every month? I just don't want to open a thread about it because I don't want to cause commotion unless it has become extremely necessary!

Don't even start..

Abagworo: Chino might not be able to give it a good coverage. But Yenagoa is silently growing to be the most modern city in Nigeria outside Abuja. Owerri has occupied. That space for a while. The difference between Yenagoa and Uyo is that quality houses are being erected by both individuals and Government as the natives are rich. They discriminate much against Igbos though.

Do you also realize that I was driving while taking most those pix? You could have started by appreciating me first! Haba!

Beta anu! beta anu! okwa n alu nama!

IGBOSON1: The pics would have looked better with a camera with more megapixels and a sharper focus! They look overcast and dusty!

Major economic activities are dominated by the Igbos..

The big market building in the pix below has been taking over by the Igbos..

Igbos draws envy to themselves by their domineering spirit, though its none their fault..

Igbo boys are in charge of economic and commercial activities in Bayelsa..

Bayelsa is the future..

The glory of all lands..

Bayelsa the pride of the new Nigeria..