₦airaland Forum

OreMI22:
I hope Aba recovers and pulls Abia state up to become the giant it was meant to be.

One unfortunate mindset of Abia rulers had been to neglect Aba in preference to Umuahia, which had no industrial or economic capacity possessed by Aba.

I hope the successive governments of Abia will recognize that Aba is where they need to fix to pull the state up. Just like Anambra recognized that Onitsha was very important in pulling the state up than Awka. Imagine if Onitsha was abandoned as a sh*thole and Awka is made a London, the entire state would still be a sh*thole because its biggest city is terrible.

Aba must be planned in a way that all it's roads are tarred with gutters on both sides of the road.Trees and greenery must return to Aba the way Owerri has taken greenery with planting of trees seriously for a few years now. If we eliminate the flooded streets of Aba due to lack of gutter system, and make the entire city accessible and decent, the people will naturally reclaim their manufacturing ingenuity and enterprise.

To fix Aba might require two or more dedicated construction companies permanently stationed there to go from street to street repairing the roads and fixing gutters that are well interconnected to other gutter systems of adjoining streets. Tarring one street and leaving the town isn't a strategy to fix Aba because of the many decades of neglect the city has suffered.

spyder880:
I would have loved to see these controversial statues up close, but not enough time to go inside.

mktinsight:
With a bit of smart engineering all the flood water should be channeled to a rivers or lakes which are often nearby cities. Most planned cities interconnect drainage pipes to take storm water off the roads and channel it away. These underground pipes are the first thing laid before roadwork.

For Anambra cities they need to incorporate drainage in masterplan and not wait to become another Lagos.

Chef2000:
Oga honestly onweghi nke na imaghi at all you too much

hammer6F:
I ONCE LOVED THE EAST BUT WITH THE WAY THEY ARE GOING WITH GUTTERS EVERY WHERE, I FIT NO GO EAST AGAIN.

THERE IS NOTHING, I HATE MORE THAN GUTTERS.

I DID NOT GROW UP WITH SUCH AROUND AND WEN EVER I VISIT A PLACE WITH OPEN GUTTER, I DONT FEEL LIKE EATING ANYTHING THERE.

arinzeejikonye:
Abia and ebonyi governments ventured into mushroom production earlier, that of ebonyi has begun already

Courtesy ebonyi state government.

horsepower101:
They should build a park around that stream.

arinzeejikonye:
Ngwam Ngwam Ngwam....... Ngwam ndii ebea? ? ?

Credit - image Smith studios

nnamdijonathan:
That is not how to speak to investnow. The guy has kept this trend going for many months now and I feel u should thank him not criticize him

igbodefender:
#CommercialCattleRanching

TundeBricklayer:
I love what they did here, Aroma flyover

horsepower101:
I have studied the inner streets of Enugu using google maps and I noticed that most of the city "Inner" roads are tarred. How was the various Enugu governments able to do this when other Igbo state governors are struggling to do the same?

Nakachos:
This evidence alone is enough for PDP to call for national protest against APC and INEC.

What kind of rubbish is this.
Bribing an inec official on duty is treason for me.

BabaRamota1980:
Dude, don't volunteer what you cannot deliver.

The cargo port you guys are talking about is meant to be regional. FG will never built 5 cargo ports one for each state, particularly in a region with short cross-span. Buhari wants regional victory in SE and you ask Okorocha to approach him fraternally to approve cargo port in Imo. Guess what Buhari will say? How does other governors and leaders in SE feel? In return for approval what will they yield?

Can you deliver what Buhari wants?

Abagworo:
Let's leave politics out of this to prevent the usual deadlock associated with politicizing Igbo issues. Okorocha will soon leave and even if he does not get it rolling, we now have the infrastructure while we seek for runway extension and the political pronouncement.

selemempe:
i tell u o bro. We have hundred of acres of fallow 'community lands' in enugu. Why not plant various cash crops on them. We would have a big agric gdp plus a green state.

How costly can it be...compared to wat can be gained from it

selemempe:
wat about the actual cargo airport?

OreMI22:
Whether Buhari builds railway to Libya, it is their business. They will finally realize that it is better to fix Nigeria, than look for solace with other nomadic tribes in the desert. I don't believe having children we cannot take care of is a way to survive in Nigeria. Nigeria will ultimately dismember either through violence or peacefully unless it restructures. It is likely to restructure as soon as oil runs out. So either way, it does not make sense to breed like rats because northerners have done so.

Ofodirinwa:
One of the ugliest thing about Nigeria us how the primative ignorance of our nieghbors is normalized. We now have agberos, and next we want to start having 30 children because fulanis. It's disgusting. Please, no functional society practice polygamy as they have all identified it as a destroyer of nation's. Next well be pushing incest because Fulanis do it.

Nobody can do anything to Ndigbo. How are they sabatoguing us but we're living better than them. Will you send 22 kids to a university or will we stop going to school to compete too

spyder880:
This road has some solar system lighting, where is this?