From the Centenary city, Enugu

Inside Heliu estates Enugu

The port Harcourt Express way separates the two housing estates......

Some of our new mega housing estates

Arriving from PH, approach to Awkunanaw urban.

Inside Uwani Enugu

Lush green environments

More parts of the capital city........

Our airports are now operational

Even petrol stations in Enugu are sweet and organized........

A drive around this city cures depression

Enugu amaka

A very beautiful city

This is my state, and I am proud of here.......

Enugu of today is one of the greenest places on earth......

The Enugu of today is a fully beautiful city........

Enugu today.......

Cjrane2:
New Cab Hailing Airport-taxi Services Berth at Akanu Ibiam International Airport.

Reserve your ride from anywhere in the world. Rideon.ng

Me i just hope they are serious and take the safety and good customer service of their clients seriously. Else, it will one of those good ideas that collapsed due to poor management and bad behavior towards the clients.

That's great. Enugu city is looking up.

Happy birthday To the best senator Nigeria has produced ever.

Hypnotise:
Happy birthday sir.
Would you be celebrating it in Germany?

3 Consecutive senate yet nothing concrete to show.

That's not true. This senator has even over delivered on his promises.

Karemarealty288:
I don't see anything fantastic about this.... Let him go to Ebonyi and learn.

That's an unfair comparison, in Ebonyi the market has been completed and you are seeing the final pictures, many portions of this market were started 2 months ago.

Rikidony:
Totall rubbish, i wonder why we keep celebrating mediocrity in this part of the world, what sort of market looks like a low budget local government housing estate, in this 21st century

Just wait for the completion pictures.

donwati:

Around 13 to15million

Lands around there are really appreciating fast.

delvzy:
Really so disgusted about this. Building this in a residential area is a big turn off I must say really .
If only the state govt can be a little bit sensible & draft out a better alternative.

Do you really know this area well? The market is not in any residential area. The market is planned to now face a major express road, Enugu - Port Harcourt express way.

Kenmatt:



Don't you know that with something very far below that amount, you can get a standard full plot 50*100 in PH, a location that's superb in nature, tiled street, mostly populated with men above middle class, water tight security network, if you happen to build a commercial property, you can be collecting each flat of two bedroom 1m per year, and they will be rushing in, begging you to pay, if you build it very well.

Though, I am from Enugu state. Hit me up WhatsApp let me show you pictures.

Land investment for some people must go according to their plan. You cannot tell someone who wants to live in Enugu to move to build a house in Port Harcourt just because the rents are higher. Some people will want to live near their aged parents and attend meetings and functions in their villages, money cannot be a factor in their decisions on where to site their houses.

ABLEGUY24:
I have about two plots there I bought before the market was moved there my benefits anyways

You are in money bro.

immortalcrown:
God have mercy on liars. He mapped out land in Enugu South? Where exactly? Is there a part of Enugu South that does not have a name? The new building material market is along the expressway leading to the NNPC depo at Emene, and the place is neither functioning nor has anything close to international standard. The buildings with roof are residentials buildings opposite the new building material market. The building material market buildings all have concrete roof.

The location is Ugwuaji town, the land is a large open space reserved for the purpose many years ago. If you say the place is not functioning, then it's been long since you last visited Enugu.

Kenmatt:


Did you say half plot 18m?

Lands are really getting very expensive around there.

joeisreal:
Good evening Mr. Kenneth. I admire your contributions, your love for your tribe and Enugu in particular. But to call a spade a spade, you should know better not to call those assemblage of Igloos, building materials market. Which part of building material will fit into those tiny spaces? Can any size of timbre or steel rod fit into those spaces? If not, is it meant to be offices? Is that the kind of office you wish government to provide for our people if it is to be called office? Why would traders transacting millions of naira daily be subjected to such inhuman place to ply their trade and spend up to 10hrs of their daily life? If need be to use the toilet/washroom, they travel a quarter of a kilometre to do so. This is unkind and cruel of the government and the contractor. This is 2020 and our government are still subjecting the citizens to living in the stone age.

A lot of goods can enter that shop. In this new online economy, shops are built for sampling of your goods which might be stocked in a warehouse nearby. Some people use their shops as offices, to meet customers and discuss business, not to pack all their goods which might be in containers.

The government is cashing in on the development, floating a new housing estate around the area immediately......

It's part of the wider area known as Independence layout, phase 2, Enugu

Circled with blue ink is the existing part of the market where trading has since commenced, iron rods, cement and other traders have been moved there......