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arinzeejikonye:
O-town

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DanielOc:
Owerri

Yungchuzy:
The New Onitsha City ....


#Onitshacityonline ....

Alepa:
Sorry ...
Let’s build Nigeria together. E go better for all of us .
You can always travel out of the country for vacation when god don answer all your prayers

TundeBricklayer:
Anambra then won best in MDG in health sector and education,


Just last month
Anambra State has won the best in Immunization Award for outstanding performance in health in Nigeria under the World Bank “Saving one Million Lives” initiative aimed at expanding primary healthcare to women and children.

The Health Excellence Award based on the World Bank assessment of the 2016/2017 yardstick for measuring health sector performance in Nigeria was presented by the Vice President of Federal Republic of Nigeria, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo to the Governor of Anambra State Chief Willie Obiano at the 3rd Thisday Health Dialogue held at Yar’adua Centre Abuja at the weekend.

Vice President Osinbajo commended Anambra for the award pointing out that the Health Excellence Award was in line with the Federal Government policy which promotes universal health coverage to stem maternal and child mortality by expanding Immunization coverage to under-five-year olds in far flung rural communities across the country.

Speaking later on the award, Governor Obiano represented by his Deputy Dr. Nkem Okeke said that the award was yet another proof that the state was doing something right in the health sector.

He promised to sustain the ongoing silent healthcare revolution by expanding the scope of the immunization coverage and healthcare delivery to ndi Anambra through the state’s new Health Insurance Scheme.

Factsheet, the World Bank Saving One Million Lives stated that the initiative was focused on evidence-based, cost effective interventions that were proven to address the leading causes of morbidity and mortality.

“Improving maternal, newborn and child health through delivering an integrated package of interventions at thousands of primary healthcare clinics with referral links, including skilled access to a skilled healthcare provider,” it said.

The World Bank Saving One Million Lives initiative was launched in 2015 at a meeting of the UN Commission on Essential and Life-Saving Commodities for Women and Children in Abuja.

Other dignitaries at the award event include Hon. Minister of Health, Prof Isaac Adewole, Anambra Commissioner of Health, Dr. Joe Akabike, World Bank representatives and officials of Thisday Newspaper.

JasonScoolari:
I dey suspect these guys. One of them might just end up admiring the other one ass.

SternProphet:
This is arrant nonsense. By the way, what does this guy Adeboye know?. Do you know how many state governors are owing salaries?. What of the infrastructural development that the Aregbesola has built?.
And about revolution. Do you know what it is? . Revolution is a violent uprising of people usually poor against an oppressive regime backed by rich people.

The people you should have rebelled against have stolen your future and your children's in 2014/2015. If it is Buhari you want to revolt against then you are a fool.

To say Jonathan is a good man ..this is serious destiny manipulation o. Why are Nigerian youths so stupid?. We have the most docile, tribalistic, counter revolutionary young people in this country. Jonathan maybe they will even arrest him abroad for Malabu oil. Malabu oil, they gave an Ijaw man the richest oil field in Africa but he sold it to Shell and shared the money to Jonathan, Hausa people, OBJ and many other people. Serious destiny manipulation and your sentiment and emotion will blind you.

What are they even revolting about?

DavidO will soon show off his Bentley and private jet on Instagram again this month. The dancing senator is from a dynasty of very rich, very comfortable people. Revolution ABI?
Let me also shock you, Senator Adeleke cannot do that job. He cannot be an Executive Governor of any state to save his life.
I say it again, your destiny is being used for super mario

ckenneths:
I salute you Bro, you come from a great lineage. Nnoo nwanne.

4dankey:
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Nwanne...... Never knew I could find my brother here. Also from Ezira in orumba south LGA.

Offpoint:
at the bolded... which one come be my own there wey you dey hala my name put?

OreMI22:
Wow! Such uncommon wisdom!!
I checked your name again to be sure you are Igbo.

Our people don't typically reason like that. Actually, it is best to patronize your people when they own a company that can deliver what you want. The problem with the Igboman is that we don't do kporakpo business and the dude will not give his homeland a discount nor go the extra mile to give the best product ever.

investnow2013:
Nigerian Engineer Wins $500m Contract to Build Monorail Network in Iraq
By Eric - September 17, 2018

A Nigerian Engineer, based in Canada, Jude Igwemezie, has won a $500 million contract to build a monorail network in Iraq.
Mr. Igwemezie, who was also trained in Canada, heads TransGlobim International, the engineering company that won the bid. The contract is to construct what is described as “a viable rail transportation network” for the city of Najaf. The network will connect three Islamic holy and historic mosques in Imam Ali, Kufa and Sahle.
An elated Mr. Igwemezie told NEXT in a telephone interview that the project is billed to be completed in three years, and will be built in two phases. The first phase, he said, will cover the design, construction and operation of the system while the second phase will involve the expansion of the system and its extension to the Najaf airport and the final phase.
Mr. Igwemezie, who said he has been involved in negotiation with Nigerian officials in the last 18 months to construct several rail lines in the country, disclosed that it took “only two months to get the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) executed with Iraqi officials”.
Hinting at his frustration to offer his services to Nigeria, Mr. Igwemezie said, “as a Diaspora person, I kept coming back, knocking, to help Nigeria. On the other hand I can’t knock forever.”
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Handsomegod:
a.The need for inner street roads was already heavily emphasized here in the past pages. The consensus was that Enugu stands out given the prime condition of inner street roads. Even the current underachieving regime of Gburugburu is still constructing more.We appeal to all governors to buckle up on that. Onitsha,Awka and Owerri will appreciate more with better inner street roads.
b.The need to enact legislation that will legally compel landlords in our cities to repaint their houses within a specified time frame,say once in 4 or 5 years was also heavily emphasized. But don't you think sticking to a single color will look boring and common? Refer to the attached photos of colorful cities. Variety is the spice of life.
c.Enforcement will always remain the key until our people attain a certain level of civilization to appreciate and value aesthetics and doing things better.
d. Most of the major roads were already dualized in most Igbo cities in the past 10 years. In Enugu (Chime Avenue,Ziks Avenue,Agbani Road etc). Awka (Ziks Avenue,Esther Obiako road,Greenwood avenue etc). I know very little of Owerri,Umuahia and Asaba. More can still be done and i believe they are cogent.
e. Lagos state has a LAGOS SIGNS AGENCY (LASSA) that regulate the installation of signs,pasting of posters and all form of activation.This agency is a cash cow! Trust me i know them well! Plateau State used to have Jos Metropolitan Development Board that effectively regulate these things. We can understudy and apply these in ways they apply to us. There are lots of derelict signs and installations littered all over our cities.Evidently,no regulation against indiscriminate pasting of posters and erection of signs exist in any of the Igbo states including Delta.I stand to be corrected.

horsepower101:
If they can just mark out the water front Areas and hand it over to groups of private investors to develop within specified standards. This is not rocket science.

UgwuAghachi:
Delta Igbo kwa? Rivers Igbo nko? Igbo is not just 5 States. Because ndi aboki divided us doesn't mean we too should fall for divide and conquer strategies

Ttipsy:
lol.. don't mind em, he doesn't know the difference between a flyover and an overpass. should I say he's daft?? Enugu doesn't have a well defined flyover...