₦airaland Forum

spyder880:
Floor tiles. ......

ChimaAdeoye:
If they really wanted to do any good at the airport, they would complete the abandoned taxiway.

Akanu Ibiam International airport, Enugu remains the ONLY international airport in Nigeria without a taxiway and they deliberately left it like that. All other Intl. airports in Kano, Kaduna, Port harcourt,Abuja, Lagos airport all have taxiways EXCEPT Enugu intl.

They claimed a taxiway was part of the upgrade they paid for. Yet, they won't arrest the contractor to finish it, nor award it. So it's obvious they don't want anything to develop the capacity of the airport to function properly as international airport to be implemented.
They should complete the abandoned taxiway and leave the good runway alone.

Yyeske:
Everything you wrote up there is in order but that of banning okada doesn't go down well with me especially in Onitsha when you would need to dash across town for something, they just need to be regulated.

spyder880:
Wood vs blocks and concrete buildings.

I would have done a detailed comparison and analysed the likely costs of both, but we are thinking of building upwards of 5 or more floors. Our peculiar situation in the South East where we have an increasing population on a small landmass call for high rise buildings if we can have electricity to power the lifts. Wood may not help us much if we move towards this direction.

I buy your ideas about landscaping and greenery totally.

Dremca:
If solar was cheap in Nigeria, we would have solved half of Nigeria's problem.

spyder880:
What do you want us to talk about?

How do you like these delicious slices of Enugu ?

mktinsight:
The fastest way to ensure fire safety is requiring that every multi tenant, public and commercial building should I nstall one fire extinguisher per floor like obtains elsewhere. These fire extinguishers should be encased to prevent child tampering or theft.

The fire service should be in the business of inspecting all such buildings for fire safety worthiness and issuing a license renewable each year pasted on building entrances with emergency fire service phone lines printed boldly That should help them generate revenue and know the towns they are working with. There are over 100,000 such buildings in Anambra.

stephenduru:
Suicide bombers yesterday attacked Mainari Shuwa Molai in Konduga LGA of Borno state around 11pm.7 people were injured while 7 others were killed(4 residents and 3 female suicide bombers).



Source: http://www.trezzyhelm.com/2018/05/suicide-bombers-attack-konduga-lga-in.html?m=1

ChimaAdeoye:
I wish Anambra industrialists also consider agro processing factories not just canning of motor lubricants.(Which is still good)

Things like building fish farms especially if there are nearby water sources or just drill a bore hole for water.

Then procure industrial scale wood-fired smoking ovens to make the smoked fish eaten as a delicacy in southern Nigeria.

Igboid:
Naturally, I'm not in support of inviting non Igbo Nigerians to come and contribute here, no matter how genuine their intentions or contributions sound.
Nothing good can come from such contributions.

Ojukwu had Aluko, a man he trusted for ideas and shared plans with, we all know how it ended.

Even though this is not the right platform for this discussion, but I suggest we limit acceptable contributions to only Igbos.
We can't stop any none Igbo from contributing, but we can always ignore their contributions by not quoting them.

And as for IPOB thing. IPOB control a large chunk of the Igbo Youth, and since the Youths are the real drivers of any productive society, it doesn't make sense to say that we shouldn't discuss about IPOB and their agitations here, after all, their agitation has real political and economic implications for Alaigbo.

My advice is that we keep it all in moderation. Let's not convert this to another war zone thread.

Ndewonu!

InyinyaAgbaOku:
What's the building for?

Xander85:
Just to buttress the assertions on my last post:

http://www.punchng.com/lagos-ibadan-road-fg-considers-increasing-scope-of-work-to-n300bn/

Pics of ongoing JB construction of the L-I expressway.

wencesolo:
The communities should start work immediately with the UNICEM cement. I think is a blessing in disguise

Xander85:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ooFAF18L5wQ

asha80:
i have lived in glasgow for 2 yrs and understand what you are trying to say but i also agree with what ofodirinwa wrote here especially the bold becasue evn far back reading books about igbo land the writers seem to always hammer on 'poor soil' of igbo land..some parts of igbo land started experiencing erosions as far back as 1940's far away from human settlements..how do you explain that?yes landscaping culture amongst igbos is an issue but not the 90% of the issue that caused erosion issues in the south east..

horsepower101:
Very informative video

OreMI22:
Solar electricity is our ONLY HOPE!

Here in the USA, people are adapting to it, even though the start up cost is expensive. The good thing is you will have zero electricity bill and you can use what you could have paid as electricity bill to payback the cost of installation.

If more homes have this Solar Power system, they can even help feed the public electricity grid and help maintain some stable power supply.

Banks should start helping people install this system and gradually pay back. If we can eliminate generators and use clean renewable solar power, then Nigeria has made progress.

There is need to have experts connect the batteries because that is the key to all these. They should be connected in series and you must try not to deplete your batteries more than 30% everyday so that the batteries will last a long time.

For now, Solar in homes can help run fridge/freezers, a water pump and a few power saving bulbs and fan. For now it will just be sufficient for the most important appliances to stop people from having spoiled soup and pumping water for home use.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w4qcoEXYqK0

arinzeejikonye:
The finishing and landscaping isn't complete without the greenery and flowers.

TundeBricklayer:
Google Nifex steel rolling mill Aba, Sunrise flour mill Enugu, Valleumbra Flour Mills Limited Aba
http://dailypost.ng/2015/05/10/enugu-sunrise-flour-mills-bounces-back-after-2-decades/

https://www.premiumtimesng.com/business/124860-vietnamese-company-takes-over-enugus-sunrise-flour-mill.html

DawatNama:
Eva and Delta are imported by Ekulu and Orange Drugs respectively, they are not manufacturing then.

It's very painful that Anambra state with her demand for steel rods for construction doesn't have a steel rolling mill, a glass company.
There is no flour mill in Anambra state, Niger Delta Flour Mill bought by Chagoury Group located at Umunya is now a big evil forest that Lion, tigers and Anacondas might be found inside.

Anambra state need a steel foundry that will be producing steel bars and billets use in building considering the nature of structures we erect.

PZ just have one big for nothing warehouse at Atani Road, Iju and Brifina Industries are gone.

I won't stop saying that Okpoko need to be demolished and the owners compensated, okpoko look like little Ibadan.

spyder880:
I still greatly respect, our entrepreneurs who have been bridging the gap between our housing needs and the supply of available houses by private endeavour, without any loans or government support.

0monnak0da:
We all know it belongs to the Bini people

horsepower101:
Onitsha needs a Waterfront Development Authority.

Digitron:
Finally Enugu Diagnostic Center is ready,