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EasternActivist:No matter how much one tries to claim he isn't a praise singer, you cannot be indifferent to the spectacular achievements of Willie Obiano! If every Governor in Nigeria took their state far as Obiano took Anambra in the last 8 years, Nigeria would have been like South Korea today. I still wonder how he found money to out-perform even my own oil-producing state next door. Walahi, the thing still dey shock me! Meanwhile, I enjoyed this young artist's tribute to Obiano. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ssd4SENUB2Q |
[s] shortIGBOman:[/s] While the entire world is focussed on the tragedy unfolding in Ukraine, the focus of this Nigerian lunatic is Igbo this or Igbo that. It goes to show the level of hatred in the hearts of many so-called "Nigerians" |
Lol.... ![]() They better keep it closed for the rest of the year because the effects of the sanctions on their Rubble will be massive and take many years to reverse. Those Putin ediots hoping on China to ruin its own economy to save Russia are on a long thing! China has suffered for more than 50 years now to build up its economy and trade agreement. They will not risk their successes for Putin's madness. The question is WHY ?? WHY would Putin put his country through these unnecessary ruins just to change a government in Ukraine? Well, let's see if he'll even be able to change the Ukraine government sef. Eventually, his army will feel the sting of all these weapons flowing to Ukraine. I just hate dictators because their ego is a bigger consideration than the lives of their countrymen. |
Osagyefo98:[quote author=stanluiz post=110587853][/quote]If you like write with 2,000 monikers, nobody is deceived one bit! ![]() Silly Fulani goons on Nairaland. The problem with people like you that think like Putin is that you believe that once you lie as many times as possible, people will believe you because they are stupid. Not knowing you are the stupid one repeating the same ridiculous things over and again and expecting a different result from people. |
Kellzzyy:As much as these IPOB and ESN miscreants are a bunch of dumb, unemployed thugs, it is obvious that some of the crimes they are accused of are being perpetrated by Fulani-dominated security forces and DSS. In this thread too, you have used more than 3 accounts to write the same poor English grammar trying to blame IPOB for these crimes. The worst part is that you pretend not to know that it is the federal government that controls all the security forces in Nigeria. Therefore, how could you blame the governor who cannot control the state Commissioner of Police or the various federal government military and para-military forces all over the place? Thus, you give your true identities out by carrying out a futile media war against IPOB, Igbo people, and the SE state governors. You will simply continue to fail because people already know for themselves what the plan of the Fulanis is for the southeast region. Continue wasting your time with multiple monikers arguing what is totally senseless. It does not make any discerning individual believe your falsehoods. |
izumanone:I love love Haitians! They are the only people in the caribbean that embrace rather than deny their African roots as others ridiculously do. |
Anthony1976:You are totally right! Not to mention that the bridge isn't even free. They have to pay a whopping N2,500 naira toll fee to use it each time! Unlike similar infrastructure, the local population isn't taxed to pay back the cost of building the infrastructure. |
Chikeluba25:If there is a way Nigerians can claim the oxygen in the air only benefits Igbos, they would say it! If national infrastructure is built and it passes anywhere at all in the east, they would over-flog it as though it was something done specifically only for the local place where it passed. I have NEVER heard the level of rhetoric on this Niger bridge about how The Ajaokuta bridge, River Kaduna Bridge, River Benue Bridge, or even the 3rd Mainland bridge benefits only the state where the bridge is built and not all the Nigerians using it to travel around the country! Meanwhile, the Niger Bridge is built between 2 state boundaries! Not even totally contained within one state! |
Landmack:I don't really think this airport will get any further upgrade as soon as Obiano leaves office. |
IGBOSON1:Igboson 1, You too posting Inter vlog video here? But that Inter vlog guy isn't credible at all nah? For a whole Igboson1 that follows Igbo events not to know credible vloggers like Ned Media, njenje media etc. Not the Inter vlog guy that resides in Vietnam and reposts other people's African videos and pictures as his own using google maps to pretend he was there. |
Rocksvibes234:Looks like Soludo wants to run a government of appeasement. Well, no matter how hard you try to appease and be liked by the establishment, if you fail to work for the people, you will ultimately fail at the task you were elected to carry out. I wonder where he will find money to pay these political heavyweights and still find the money for his "state of emergency" on Anambra roads? Something must give. |
Any who is who in Anambra that does not get his plot now, might spend up to N200m to get a plot here next year! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-zVMHuFOaGQ&t=24s |
Dream on Joseph Anyim!!! Do you think the PDP wants to lose again and wait another 8 years of pain? PDP will use a candidate who will guarantee victory nationwide. Then, when they control the instruments of power, they can field their Igbo Presidential candidate. There no other feasible way it can happen. Else APC will rule Nigeria forever. |
OreMI22:O'l boy, I love this picture! Hopefully, Engineer Marcel Ifejiofor will see it and do the needful. He appears to be the only Commissioner that is result-oriented and will go the extra mile to bullishly get things done. Hopefully, Soludo will retain that guy for a while. I think a Governor's ultimate infrastructural achievement often depends on the character of who becomes their Commissioner of Works and Housing. If you have lazy people in this vital ministry, you will reap a mountain of excuses and achieve absolutely nothing for all the money spent.
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Landmack:Although I still blame MNK for the utter recklessness of visiting a highly corrupt African country like Kenya despite the obvious dangers, I concede the visit must have been important enough. I concur that we must continue with every Monday sit at home and boycott every election moving forward. I just don't like the idea of order and call-off. Let's be serious for once and pursue our freedom thing seriously. |
IGBOSON1:No matter the justifications for the IPOB's struggle and how appropriate it is in the present situation. If IPOB does not issue a sit-at-home order and campaign for "No Elections" in specifically Imo, Abia, and Ebonyi the way it vigorously did in 2017 and 2021 in Anambra, it would be obvious the organization has a rabid anti-Anambra agenda. People noticed that IPOB conveniently forgot or refused to disturb or threaten Imo and Abia elections in 2019 and complained about the partiality. If they do it again, it will be clear that their target is only Anambra. If you consider the population of Anambra in Igboland, you will agree with me that IPOB has scored an own goal by negatively targeting only that state. |
ChimaAdeoye:They should also reach out to Davido, Olamide and other less tribalistic Nigerian celebrities to come and be part of it. Although they are unlikely to invest because people are not sure about what will happen to their property if Nigeria breaks. But they may truly invest the way i see the detribalised celebrities. |
OreMI22:Nwanne, calm down. I feel your outrage too. Anyone who does not agree with their methods is a sabo or must be working for the government. There are two schools of thought on this issue. The first school of thought wants the total destruction of Biafraland and the death of every Biafran if that is what it takes for Biafra to emerge. The second school of thought wants the development of Biafraland and a democratic approach to the struggle using non-violent means. I also subscribe with the latter and disagree with the criminality going on in Imo state in the name of Biafra. However, I don't blame the youths nor do I blame Nnamdi Kanu. Although I think his utter contempt and disregard for Igbo elders and Igbo leaders or anybody whatsoever that holds any contrary opinion is the reason he fell into the trap of being lured to Kenya and the current state of the struggle today as a result of that mistake. Like MNK and IPOB, Pol Pot and the Khmer Rouge were of the opinion that in order to kill corruption and materialism, every corrupt, wealthy or materialistic Cambodian had to be killed. So as to usher in a new generation of Cambodians with the mindset of extreme communism, lack of any desire for profit-making / corruption in the new population. Pol Pot was wrong because he failed to realize that every vice was learned and therefore, even some of those who will be born in the next 20 years, will be corrupt or armed robbers! That is why I always tell my Biafran brothers that we must fix our homeland first and promote pan-Igbo unity. The idea of destroying everything we have in the belief that once we get Biafra every vice will magically disappear and our homeland would magically develop itself is totally mistaken. Just like Pol Pot was mistaken to believe that killing every corrupt or rich Cambodian and not building strong anti-corruption institutions to punish corrupt people, was the best way to fight corruption. It is even more funny when you view that Cambodia today ranks among the most corrupt countries on earth! After all the ill-advised killings of its business community and wealthy citizens! Let our brothers understand that you can develop your homeland as you struggle to get your freedom.
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OreMI22:Totally true and very aptly said! An international stadium like the Uyo or Abuja stadium is something planned and executed from the scratch! Everything will have a designated area from the original master plan. If you want it to be a sports complex, then everything from the swimming pool to the indoor sports center will have to be designated in the plan to succeed. Upgrading existing stadium costs a lot of money and you still wouldn't get the high standard of an international stadium built from the scratch with one plan. If they tell you how much was used in upgrading and adding seats to the Stephen Keshi Stadium, you would ask why Delta did not just build a brand new stadium of international standard.
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chiefobdk2:@ bolded, I agree with you that only landscaping will make the AMC be an ordinary or extra-ordinary estate. Kigali isn't such a great African city because it has better or taller buildings than Abuja, Lagos or Accra. Kigali simply made a decision to massively PLANT TREES AND FLOWERS. Thus, it transformed itself from a dusty city to a huge garden city virtually overnight. So landscaping is everything! Just that our people are still hyper-focused on only concrete structures and sculptures. Landscaping is the key to creating an ambient extra-ordinary environment. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Imw7VJBjIiE&t=579s |
OreMI22:MoniMichelle guy always appears up to something. Indeed, I think all his plans to delay the project and ask for contract re-award had been defeated by Obiano's promise to constantly visit every week. He should ask China railways how Obiano inspects his projects. You can't deceive the guy by talking technical jargon. He pays close attention to everything he spends his money on. He is a professional auditor, so anything he pays for, he wants to see you working on that when he visits the site. It is obvious MoniMichelle had never met a hardworking governor like Obiano. Who would pay you to deliver, then personally visit the site every week to ensure that you are working on the project ![]() Obiano isn't the type of guy you would take his money and disappear into thin air. Only to re-appear after a few weeks to ask for contract reappraisal because you didn't do what you were paid to do at the time you got the money. I am glad they will give Momi-Michelle a contract to maintain the pitch. How they perform in that role will determine if it's even worth spending the state's resources on the company moving forward. So far, they have done a good job. Although they have moved at a snail speed. https://punchng.com/anambra-monimichelle-seal-awka-stadium-deal/ |
rdokoye:I agree with this. Its a fear that has been there since the formation of Nigeria. I remember in the hay days of P square when i asked the D J to play a P Square song during my friend's party. The D J flatly responded that my friend instructed him to play only Yoruba artists. I was fairly embarrassed but i managed a smile and went back to my seat. Till date i have wondered if my best friend truly gave that instruction. So its a mindset issue |
Wow, Obiano is already inspecting all his projects and making sure they stay on course to being completed. The guy is a workaholic! He will continue working until his very last day in office! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3IWr7yBLXO8 |
gordonbarrett:Nobody is in doubt that Obiano truly transformed Anambra and took it to a higher level. Only two sets of people can be from Anambra state and claim not to appreciate Obiano. 1. Kidnappers and violent criminals whose business syndicate was destroyed by his Operation Kpochapu 2. Politicians who thought they could use Obiano as a puppet to loot the state's treasury. One must appreciate Obiano that despite refusing to be used as a puppet to loot the state, he magnanimously completed the Agulu Lake Hotel to the highest standard, and the Onitsha mall without simply abandoning them and starting his own as 99.9% of politicians would do. |
Bonavi:Lol...Op is fulani. One wonders why its so easy to get southerners to fight ![]() |
Funkyswagzz:You already know the answer. The same Malami and his co-traveler Andy Uba that used "Unknown" gunmen as an excuse to try and impose a state of emergency on Anambra no longer need the services of these poor boys that were armed and told to unleash mayhem to justify their evil plot. It illustrates to you how little the lives of ordinary Nigerians and the security officers mean to these men in government.
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JohnBullMySon:Deceitful post full of unverified speculations and assumptions. How did you figure that the airport was not fully fenced? Even Owerri airport that operates Boeing 737 isn't fully fenced. Enugu airport just got fully fenced this year. Yet it had been receiving Boeing 787 Ethiopian airlines dream liner since 2013. Again, how many airports receiving Boeing 737s in Nigeria have even landing lights or even runway edge lights? Talkmore of ILS category 1 or 2 system calibrated or not. Many of them don't even have steady water supply talkmore a firestation and functional fire trucks! Truth is that the completion of this airport shocked so many who hitherto believed it will be abandoned like a typical Nigeria project. I was one of them. I knew it took my state which was an oil producing state about 12 years to build an international standard airport. Yet, my own states airport which is way better equipped than Enugu and Owerri still pales in comparison to what Obiano achieved in this airport within just 2 years. That is why i have been super impressed by it and its potential for the region. I also know that as this airport draws the first set of international airlines to this part of the country, my state's airport will be better able to attract one or two major airlines to use it as it has excellent aviation facilities, functional firestation with fire trucks and a 3.5KM runway too |
ANSMEDIA:Anambra - Kano will be an excellent route for Airpeace and the Kano/ Anambra traders. It will also boost the huge trade between the two large commercial centers in Anambra and Kano. Moreso, as Airpeace plans to fly from Kano - Niger Republic, Burkina Faso, Chad etc, the Anambra Kano route will support these new routes. I am not sure Anambra - Port Harcourt will ever make sense. Unless they plan to acquire very small 20 seater propeller planes like the one below. I am not sure NCAA will approve such tiny planes in Nigerian airspace since they banned Fokker types of planes in Nigeria. Also, Anambra to Ibadan may not be a viable route because of the proximity of Lagos. However, when Air Peace begins international operation from Anambra airport, it might use the airport as a hub for its China and India-bound flights. Thus, it might make sense to get folks from Ibadan and Port Harcourt into a hub to join the triple 7 to China. Else, i don't see how they can profitably operate Anambra-Port Harcourt or Ibadan. Even if the flights are only weekly. Except they do so by acquiring these 12 - 20 seater mini-planes, which the NCAA will likely decline to approve to fly commercially in Nigeria.
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tshtsh:United Nigeria operates exclusively only ERJ 145 aircraft and Ibom air and Dana operate Bombardier CRJ900 aircraft which is within the size of aircraft allowed for now. |
[quote author= post=108198596]Awka stadium The construction of the stadium is in three phases. The first phase addressed important facilities like track and field, dressing rooms, terraces, changing rooms and the general aesthetics of the stadium. The second phase addressed areas such as the Governor’s Lounge, cubicles for fans and press conference room. The third and final phase, which required temporal closure of the stadium for about six months, handled complete covering of the pavilions.[/quote]This is really coming up nicely and of international standard! Many many thanks to Gov. Willie Obiano!!! Congratulations to Ndi Anambra that finally have a FIFA standard sports facility in the state. |
ChimaAdeoye:GBAM! Proper landscaping makes ALL the difference! Landscaping is like polishing a gem to give it its value and beauty. Unfortunately, our people are still miles from realizing the critical importance of landscaping. If you used the most expensive tiles and marbles for the floor and walls of your house but you fail to clean up the cement and clear the empty cans of paint after a bricklayer or painter has installed your marbles, the tiles and marbles will still look like crap. That is the sickness I have observed in Nigerian mega projects completed without adequate attention to the landscaping. I have also observed the same in the homes of our rich people in the villages. Where they use exactly the same high-quality marbles used for luxury Abuja or banana island homes, but they allow the marble floor to be dirty, unkempt, and always covered in mud. Thus making their house and the marble look very substandard or fake compared to exactly the same marble used in an Abuja home where it is swept, cleaned, and polished. Landscaping makes ALL the difference in the overall ambiance of any project. |
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