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ruggedized1:I laugh at you because of this picture you posted. The cost of burning diesel for generators that power the lights on the 3 bridges per annum is more than enough to better the lives of the less priviledged in Awka. Its not about spending money, its about spending money efficiently. |
[quote author= post=55674811]I'm challenging you to post pictures here let compare I'm touring western states[/quote]I have done so before, I will drive out now and post more. Note sir that I'm not saying the govt isn't working. If only the govt can spend a fraction of what they spend in the indigenous places in Awka, the people will be better off. I set out to take pictures for you. |
ruggedized1:The fact is that when people resort to abusive speech instead of facts, one can only understand their frustration. has stated his points without resorting to name calling even when he could have done so. As for you, if you know Umuike, Umujagwo, Obodo Ezi, Ezi Awka, Umubelle, Umuonaga, Ulonese, Ikolo house, Umudiana, Umuogbu, Umuogbunu, Ezigbonwa, these are the indigenous people who are part of the 33 villages that make up Awka. They have extremely bad road networks. 1% of the billions spent in whitewashing the express road will fix the roads in these places and better the lives of the people. I drive around these villages every blessed day and I'm real. If you are from any village in Awka and you think the lives of your people are better off because of someone's investment along the Enugu-Onitsha expressway, then I leave nairalanders to determine who i s the BASTARD between you and I. |
[quote author= post=55673607]On Arthur Eze the contractor handling the drainage rounded up on Saturday before I traveled to Lag. Gov Ambode is working this is Street of Langbasa in Ajah, I just took the pictures 2mins ago[/quote]Hmmm... You mean the drainage is complete? You lie. From Victory supermarket to Tracy hotel to Unizik junction, the drainage is not 100% complete. Let's stop deceiving ourselves. |
ruggedized1:Make yourself available at Kwatta bridge and I will show you Awka villages that are like Cambodia and Vietnam during their civil war. You guys need to accept the fact that you only whitewash roadsides to impress passersby. I have mentioned places that can be verified by anyone on nairaland. Awka is a 5th world village and the people there do not like to hear the truth. |
[quote author= post=55668520]I guess you are not following developments in Anambra?[/quote]What developments? Arthur Eze is now a nightmare once it starts to rain. Umuonaga roads are fit for only keke napep. Peoples septic tank protrude onto saint faith road. Umueri road is a no-no. Ulonese road is an eyesore. Umukwa road is a dead end. Nwaokoye street in Amikwo is a sorry case. Ukwudala road in Amikwo is pathetic. You guys need to set the right priorities. You only whitewash everything along the express road while your communities wallow in abject poverty and lack of infrastructure. |
What of prices at Eke Awka, After 6 market, Kwata, Okpuno? Nkwo Amenyi is just one of the many markets in Awka nah. |
Benekruku:O ja so gan an ni |
Mrbigman1:Any competent hand needs a terrameter to start with. You need to have an idea of the depth you ate drilling to. Profiling and depth sounding using a terrameter will help you know the best position to site your well and the depth to best aquifer. You may want to complement with software like WingLink, surfer, IP etc. In areas where there is high proliferation of granite in the subsurface, you may need to locate a fracture point. That's where VLF, EM and others come into play before resistivity surveys. All these help you site your well where you can get optimal value. |
Her bobby no bad o |
iboboyswag:The responses appear rehearsed. They didn't even search the journalists for trackers. |
oduastates:You read my mind. Thailand, Hong Kong, Venice are places that come to mind. They build edifice in shallow waters like this and the whole place is a city on water. It's a bleak possibility. My view |
daewoorazer:This had always baffled me. From my childhood. Wow |
hizaya61:So what do you want nairalanders to do? For all I care, you have just fabricated a story. |
decatalyst:Osho babaaaaa see BALLS mehn |
bentlywills:I wonder o |
bid4rich:Everyday, drums of diesel gets burnt at the three flyovers since god knows when. Bad business idea. |
saudyarmani:The bridges are poor quality requiring repairs every now and then. |
ba7man:The contractors work on that bridge at least 1ce in 3 weeks. Patched up bridge. Fire brigade work. The express is pimped so passers-by can sigh of magnificence while the real AWKA - Umuike, obodo ezi, Amikwo, Umubelle, Umuoranma, Ezi Awka, Umueri, Ulonese, Umuonaga all groan and wail of extremely bad road network. |
ivandragon:Where is the experience youve got here? DSS came with hammers to knock down doors. They couldn't gain access to the safe using same. The Judge refused to open the safe. How else would they access the contents of the safe? Get a court to mandate owner to open it or forcefully open it with a mechanical device (drill/grinder) From your experience, enlighten me. Mycheww |
shayiD:You didn't post the full pix
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ivandragon:Mr, hammers don't open safes. Safes are made of steel. The doors were hammered out of walls. Walls are made of brick and mortar which cannot stand sledge hammer. You either have the combination to a safe or you cut open with a grinder or you drill into the lock. All in all, if you don't have the key/combination to a safe, you need more than a hammer to open it. If you have a good safe at home, the only way thieves can access it is to threaten you to open it or have the combination. Hammer no fit. As per insults, NO VEX. |
BIGGMAMA:The man don get reason to pursue her. Na this kind woman dey set husband on fire for sleep. Yes she fit kill d man in anger. Oya......... Pack ya load dey go ya papa house. |
ivandragon:Go to GUBABI safe shop to have an idea of what a safe looks like. Do you think dss will come for a sting operation with grinders to cut open a safe? Stop being an ignoramus |
What about the students and teachers kidnapped since last week in Lagos? Why haven't the kidnappers been caught with same speed as CBN gov's wife. |
Redoil:Full Details Of Nigerian Secret Police Raid On Federal Judges Revealed | Sahara Reporters https:///CugdeiTZM3 |
nwabobo:Very few bank branches have as much as 50M overnight in their vaults. The only reason such money is in his house is because he doesn't want it traced to him. Haba! 300Million Naira |
Weah96:The corrupt ones among them have been so comfortable enjoying their romance with the BIG thieves. Let them also feel the heat. Others would have started sharing their property and loot among relatives by now. It's a vicious cycle - Legislooters have refused to amend laws to give severe punishment to looters of public funds, judiciary gives minimum penalty to big thieves and maximum penalty to small thieves who can't buy justice, the executive makes a mambo jumbo of everything. Naija |
martineverest:To get search warrant, they must go to court. If they go to court, the cat is already out of the bag. The element of surprise is the only way. dss need hard evidence against these people. Any hint of their coming and all documents will vanish. I'm waiting for seasons 2 & 3 of this reality show |
MadamExcellency:Word on the block is that after presenting concrete proof of wrongdoing to the NJC against 2 judges, all the NJC did was to retire the judges which seemed like a slap on d wrist. Hence DSS decided to go for the jugular. As for me, I like this move by DSS. Let those judges stop being comfortable with bribes. Let them understand the new Sherrif is different. But DSS should focus on legislooters. |
gists:Gators has already started crying fowl |
Oblang:Many are mad, few are roaming. |
this is Street of Langbasa in Ajah, I just took the pictures 2mins ago[/quote]Hmmm... You mean the drainage is complete?