₦airaland Forum

chino11:
You are showing your frustration. Do you know that those pictures you posted are like New york compare to what is obtainable in Aba-ngwa You have lost touch with reality. I dont need to post pictures of aba because even a goat knows that , there is no part of abia state in general that can be compare to the dirtiest city in Africa. Aba alone is the most disorganised, infested with killers, kidnappers, baby factory lol. I mean the dirtiest semi urban town in the entire black race= aba-ngwa. O boy grow

Is it in Aba that they found 20 corpses?

http://www.tribune.com.ng/sat/index.php/news/4448-ritualists-den-uncovered-in-onitsha-20-corpses-arms-found-.html

Who cares? But this is what it means for the rest of the world:

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Broken record, slum Onicha, Village Oka, what won't we hear?

chino11:
wow. You must be so confused and disorganized. Why not bother yourself with the height of deterioration and decay in abia-ngwa.   Onitsha will continue to be on the top. If you like pick pictures from ajegunle. Imagine the state of roads in aba-ngwa it is the worst of its kind in Africa. Why not start telling us good things in abia and aba-ngwa.  

It's your UN-Habitat that took the pictures, the same ones you were using to brag about how Onicha is growing over the cities in Abia, you see that someone has embarrassed you now. It's good to give people a good knock off their horse sometimes. Don't make me post more pictures because these are not the worst.

It seems Agbotaen is not only showing his inferiority towards Edo but also towards the mighty Agbor, calling himself Agbor when he is Owa.

Concentrate on getting Onitsha and Awka out of slum third world level instead of bragging about something you haven't. Anyone can go on and on about how they are the top in south east, but when your cities look like latrines does it really support your superiority delusion? The only people who will boast about Onicha's infrastructure are people with simple minds.

afrodiva:
My mistake,igbo. was taught in churches not schools.  .simple most of the catechist were igbo/trained in the igbo  language. If you don't understand my prior write up I can't go over explaining again. It is ethically wrong to try to rewrite my history just to prove your on point.     @ezeagu if  you really want to know how we feel about being about being called  igbo hiding behind the keyboard is not the answer go to ahoada or an ikwerre village and chant igbo kwenu.  I dare u. Rather than trying to build relationship you want to enforce your lies on us it didn't work during biafra and will never work
@abagworo rewrite all you can. You will never build bridges but resentment. Which Iam safe to assume is counterproductive except your original intention was to breed hostilities

They teach central Igbo in Ahoada, I don't need to hear it from internet people. And where are you now that there is no Biafra? Fighting for the crumbs of the profit made out of your own land. Don't let somebody describe your situation.

Mexicans aren't white.

Keep insulting and more will come.

[size=18pt]You asked for it:

Superior Onicha infrastructure, UN-HABITAT photos, 2010[/size]

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Onitsha, Anambra State, Nigeria (source: Alessandro Scotti, 2010)

Okpoko Slum south of Onitsha. After heavy rainfalls and due to bad drainage systems, slum areas are often flooded.

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Onitsha, Anambra State, Nigeria (source: Alessandro Scotti, 2010)

Illegal dumping sites are spread in Onistha. This is located in the center of the city, just at the back of the main market. Children are normally used to bring waste to the dumping site. Waste is either eaten by pigs or burned on spot. This increases the city's carbon footprint.

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Onitsha, Anambra State, Nigeria (source: Alessandro Scotti, 2010)

Market area of Onitsha facing the bridge crossing the river Niger. The city is build at the shore of the river which make it vulnerable to flooding. Its density in this area is high.

The city of Onitsha originated and developed – to present time – as a main crossroad for goods and trade. Current economic opportunities include both formal and informal trade. It is built at the shore of the river Niger and therefore vulnerable to flooding.

Density has a crucial role in the internal urban dynamics of Onitsha. The city is where the goods – and subsequently the people – concentrate. Onitsha is now struggling to manage density in sustainable way, so that it results in a better urban environment.

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Onitsha, Nigeria (source: Alessandro Scotti, 2010)

Government Reserved Area GRA downtown Onitsha, hosts high class residential houses.

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chino11:
My brother your going far. What about the recent one: INNOSON VEHICLE MANUFACTURING COMPANY @ NNEWI ANAMBRA STATE.



http://www.innosongroup.com/innosonmotors/about_us.php


http://www.innosongroup.com/innosonmotors/suv.php

What has this got to do with the infrastructure of Anambra?

Mexicans aren't white.

chino11:
The UN Habitat has chosen the commercial city of Onitsha as one of the five fast growing cities in the world whose photographs are to be formerly displayed in Shangai, China in October during a World Exhibition to mark the UN-Habitat Day.

The UN-Habitat team led by a famous International photographer, Mr. Alessandro Scotti, disclosed this during a courtesy call on Governor Peter Obi at the Government House Awka.

They're competing in population growth, not infrastructure or innovation. Should I post the pictures that the UN-Habitat team took of Onicha?

afam4eva:
I'm telling you. I wish she had suceeded.

We wouldn't have enjoyed this story if she did.

Why would they teach Central Igbo in non-Igbo Ekpeye land? Oh, that's right. . . . .

Okay, I'll continue posting then?

Madness is real, though.

Do you guys want me to continue posting pictures?

[size=18pt]Oka superior infrastructure:[/size]

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[size=18pt]Onicha superior infrastructure:[/size]

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[size=18pt]If anyone has further to say about the hellishness of Aba I'll keep posting pictures of their hometowns.[/size]

kasiem:
Face, try to read meaning into what is being argued. We are in no way sublimating our anger towards the residents of aba, rather, we are criticising the menace which the venal gov't of abia have subjected the state to. I dont the motjuste to use regarding the sorry state of abia. But, in all, the residents of aba still maintain their innovative and hardworking spirit. I'd prefer hell to abia, any time any day.

So where is the awesome infrastructure of Anambra today, any pictures (Onicha )?

kasiem:
I'd prefer hell to abia, any time any day.

I'm sure hell is warmed and ready for your company.

Mission failed, ngwa split the country.

Buharistan, the road to El Dorado.

Let me Google that for you:

http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&q=igbo+land+density#hl=en&tbm=bks&sa=X&ei=K2QTTrDrAYa48gPTu7GQDA&ved=0CCkQBSgA&q=igboland+density+nile+valley&spell=1&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.&fp=5b261f5b276c8534&biw=1050&bih=746

We'll look at this thread two years from now and laugh, the same thing will be happening.

tom28:
Igbo land is landlocked so making a country out of igbo land wont be possible and besides we guys from the midwest(edo and delta) wont support you ppl because we remember how u igbos practically forced us and threatened us to join biafra during the biafra war.

Worry about your own "mid-west" (excluding Anioma) and you won't have to worry about Igbo people carrying you to their country, which will never happen.

It's really funny how some people spend more time on Igbo topics than the people who claim to be Igbo.

if you have a problem with the fact, it's up to you to disprove it properly instead of acting like a village idiot.

No photos to show Oka's development? No live webcam in the city that's 100 years ahead of Umuahia?

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What about the monorail?