[quote author= post=93205714]Me and my friend decided to visit agro areas in Anambra state, our quest took us to Omor, Anaku and Igbariam, we were trying to cover many areas but there was limited time, we left Awka 12:23 pm got to Omor around 2:59pm, these areas Omor, Umumbo and Anaku, these areas are known for Agriculture especially commercial rice farming, there are large scale of rice farms in these towns, hardly to see residential buildings there, these agro areas host two gaint mills Josan rice mill and Coscharies rice mill with numerous small mills, surrounding by Omambal rive[/quote]Were you the one that did the video?
Going by the pics, you're more on the side of the local airport (from the toll gate down to MM2 passing Bisam, Airforce Base, etc). The international airport side (toll gate up to Ajao junction) just recently got renovated and deserves to be showcased too given the quality and beautification.
NB: I said going by the pics alone.
I'll cover that area very soon. The bridge and road look very nice.
Actually, from the video, i started just after the toll gate.
The International airports in Nigeria are billed to open on the 29th of August for flights. That's why i decided to show you what the airport road looks like when there is TRAFFIC and when there is NO-TRAFFIC. I drove from the International airport on two different occasions to Ikeja Under Bridge.
kikake: State capital is the seat of government. It’s not a place to concentrate nearly all government development institutions - as in Owerri, Imo state. No constitution says that state capital must be developed first before any other place in a state.
See beyond your Owerri nose for once: for example, Tallahassee is the capital of the state of Florida in the USA. But there are other cities many times bigger, and hosts more government institutions of government, than Tallahassee, in the state of Florida.
In neighboring Anambra and Delta states, for example, government development institutions are distributed roughly equal among the senatorial districts.
In Imo state, poorly informed political leaders that have consistently emerged from other senatorial zones outside Owerri agree to the falsehood formulated by Owerri that state capital must host government development institutions in the state; that state capital must be developed first before other places in the state get government attention. FALACY, FALSEHOOD. Non uniform development in a state does not impress decent people.
Imo is different from these states you mentioned. In the case of Delta state, the state is made up of people from different ethnic groups plus the fact thatWarri and other parts of the state have always been big towns before the creation of the state. The same thing with Anambra where Onitsha has been the biggest town before the state ws created, so it makes sense to spread development across board. I'm not saying that development should only be focused in the capital city and i think it's unfortunate the way things are done in Nigeria but it is what it is.
Here are images of one of the oldest residential estates in the Lagos Mainland.
Omole Estate which is located in Ojodu Berger is one of the popular and oldest residential areas particularly in the Lagos Mainland. It has 2 phases, Phase 1 and Phase 2.
myboy2111: Op stop misleading people with your YouTube videos. This is Lagos State Secretariat with Lagos House housing Governor office, Deputy Governor and Lagos HOA.
Governor of Lagos does not live there, his residence is beside State House , Marina, where the former Presidents stays when Lagos was Nigeria's Capital.
So, the Governor's office is not a government house? What's your point?
Have you wondered where the Lagos State Government House is located? I took a drive through the part of Alausa where it is located for your viewing pleasure. I couldn't drive into the Government House proper but i promise to find time to do that at a later date so that you can see what the Lagos State Government House Looks Like.