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ANSMEDIA:I truly admire Governor Soludo's determination to transform Anambra State by doing things the right way. I particularly appreciate how he replaced the traditional practice of painting road curbs dull orange or yellow with the more modern and professional black-and-white design. The state is currently witnessing numerous construction projects, and one thing they all have in common is the emphasis on high quality and professional finishing, which Soludo consistently insists upon. Whether it’s the construction of roads, the Ekwulobia flyover, the beautification of Awka, or the Solution Fun City project, the recurring theme is excellence and attention to detail. Governor Soludo’s commitment to elevating the standard of infrastructure in Anambra is truly commendable. |
Enugu under Dr. Peter Mbah seems to be in a renewed march to redeem its historic greatness! happy Sunday all! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DDwKhSH_wa0 |
South Africa knows Nigeria is the NATURAL leader in Africa! Therefore, it is in their strategic interest to prevent Nigeria from joining BRICS or G20. So, they will continue to undermine Nigeria at every opportunity while claiming fake "brotherhood" to get concessionary access to cheap Nigerian oil and access to our market! |
thisisit:Exactly! South Africa will NEVER implement any agreement that will benefit Nigeria! They see us as their natural mortal enemy. South Africa is only interested in the deceit and fake solidarity to trick us into getting concessionary rates for our oil and access to the Nigerian market! |
I would like to advise the Enugu State Government to consider Embraer 145 (E145) jets as the foundational aircraft for Enugu Air. These jets are renowned for their fuel efficiency and low maintenance costs, making them ideal for a startup airline. With a seating capacity of 50 passengers, the E145 strikes the perfect balance between capacity and operational profitability, ensuring flights are less likely to be underbooked. The success of United Nigeria Airlines can be partly attributed to their strategic decision to enter the market with Embraer 145 jets. These aircraft are well-suited for short to medium-haul routes, allowing airlines to maximize efficiency while keeping costs low. Additionally, the compact size of the E145 makes it easier to access smaller airports, further expanding route options and connectivity. At this stage, it would be unwise for Enugu Air to invest in larger aircraft like Boeing or Airbus, which are not only significantly more expensive to operate but also require a larger customer base to break even. Starting with the E145 jets will allow Enugu Air to establish itself, build a loyal client base, and grow sustainably before scaling operations to accommodate larger aircraft. This pragmatic approach will set Enugu Air on the path to long-term success.
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IGBOPROMISE1:Dr. Peter Mbah stands out as one of the most progressive and visionary governors in Nigeria today. His determination to transform Enugu into a world-class city is unmatched, setting a high standard for leadership and development. Unlike many Nigerian governors who often make lofty promises without follow-through, Dr. Mbah is quietly achieving results through deliberate and impactful action. One of his remarkable initiatives is his effort to position Enugu as the true conference capital of Africa—not just through rhetoric, but by establishing high-quality international hotels and state-of-the-art conference centers. Beyond this, he is revitalizing the tourism sector by creating vibrant attractions and recreational hubs that make Enugu an appealing destination for visitors. To enhance accessibility for both local and international tourists, Dr. Mbah has actively supported the modernization of Akanu Ibiam International Airport, ensuring it meets global standards. He has also gone a step further by launching "Enugu Air," the state’s airline. With the right technical partnerships, this airline could soon serve international routes directly from Enugu, making the state even more accessible to global travelers and boosting its economic potential. What sets Dr. Mbah apart is his commitment to delivering projects of the highest international quality, a refreshing departure from the substandard, poorly executed projects that have plagued many Nigerian states. His attention to detail and insistence on excellence are reshaping Enugu's infrastructure and laying the foundation for a modern, thriving city. I am deeply impressed by Dr. Mbah’s vision and relentless drive to midwife the birth of a truly world-class Enugu. His leadership gives hope for a brighter future, and I am excited to see how his transformative efforts continue to unfold. Enugu is indeed on the path to becoming a global city under his stewardship!
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ANSMEDIA:I have closely followed Soludo's achievements and can confidently say they are commendable. From the revitalization of Fegge, Okpoko, Awka, and other inner-city roads to his ambitious efforts to equip the state with solid infrastructure, his initiatives are transforming Anambra State. These include linking major cities with dual carriage expressways, the construction of the Anambra Intercontinental Hotel, the establishment of the Anambra railway network, and the signing of various MOUs to drive development. Remarkably, he has achieved all this without resorting to borrowing, while also growing the state's GDP—a feat worth applauding. In the Southeast, leaders like Abia's Alex Otti, Enugu's Peter Mbah, and Anambra's Charles Soludo are standing out for their dedication to reversing the poor conditions they inherited and laying a solid foundation for growth and development. Soludo’s vision and commitment have made Anambra people proud, and we urge him to stay the course. By continuing to deliver good governance, he is well on his way to transforming Anambra into a first-tier state comparable to Lagos and Abuja. |
trendingnigeria:If Nigeria must fight a civil war to disintegrate or negotiate a fair union, then it is very well worth it. Leaders urging unity in a nation plagued by unaddressed injustices shamefully expose their hypocrisy. Unity, as a principle, thrives on mutual respect, fairness, and the assurance of justice. When leaders fail to speak up against the glaring inequities suffered by their fellow countrymen, their appeals for unity ring hollow. How can unity be achieved in a system where some citizens face systemic oppression, and the cries for fairness are met with silence? Injustice divides; it fosters resentment and alienation. A leader’s inaction in the face of injustice undermines their credibility and sows seeds of discontent. People begin to question: If those at the helm cannot defend the rights of their people or speak out against wrongdoing, who will? Calls for unity, absent of justice, become a façade for maintaining the status quo. True unity cannot exist in a vacuum of inequality. Leaders must understand that addressing injustice is not just a moral obligation but a pragmatic solution. When citizens see fairness, equity, and a commitment to their well-being, the allure of disintegration diminishes. Justice unites; it builds trust and fosters a collective sense of belonging. If leaders truly want a united nation, they must demonstrate courage and integrity by standing against injustice. Only then will their calls for unity carry weight and inspire genuine national cohesion. Without this, unity remains an empty slogan, disconnected from the reality of those they seek to lead. |
Pentagon007:In many developing countries, including Nigeria, open drainage channels work better than closed ones. Drainage channels are like big gutters on the sides of roads. They carry away rainwater to keep roads from flooding. Open drainage channels are left uncovered, so you can see inside, while closed drainage channels are covered up, like pipes. People on social media sometimes make jokes about open drainage channels, saying they look bad. But they can actually be very helpful! For example, in places like Lagos, when they tried building closed drainage channels a long time ago, they all ended up getting clogged. These channels got blocked because sand, trash, and other things kept piling up in them. Without a way to clean them, water couldn’t flow properly, and it just created more problems. Go to Onitsha-Owerri road at nwa Aziki junction and see how the closed drainage channels built by CCC have been blocked with no way of getting inside to desilt it. The result is that every rainy season, that area collapses due to heavy flood on the roads. One of the big issues is that many roads in these areas aren’t paved, so sand and dirt from these roads get washed into the drains. Plus, some people still throw trash on the streets, which clogs the drains too. In countries like America, people don’t throw trash on the streets, so closed drainage works better there. But in places where trash and sand can easily get into the drains, open drainage channels make it easier to clean them out and keep water flowing. In short, open drainage channels help us deal with the trash and dirt that often end up in the drains, so we can keep the water moving and prevent floods more easily! |
Zssk0003:Charlie Nwa Mgbafor is a true Roadmaster! No governor in Anambra’s history even comes close! At this pace and this quality of roads, Anambra will be completely transform by his 4th year! |
Even with the killing of Nigerian troops everyday in the north by Boko haram, the troops never take it out on the villagers! Why are they killing innocent people? Is it because they are ethnic minorities than Boko Haram tribe? If after killing their people, these people do nothing but come and rant in social media, without |
When two northern Fulanis Buhari and Ahmad Lawan were approving all sorts of funding and even $21 billion dollar loans, which of these people ever said anything or did the silly math about how much a street light cost? Now because we have two southerners, all hell breaks lose because they approved funds that are much lower than what Buhari and his boys approved regularly! Tinubu should ignore these men and carry on with the business of good governance. |
LOL... the north cannot do more than a dead rat. They must indeed be feeling like superman forgetting that Nigeria is no longer under Buhari. ![]() Truth be told, Tinubu does not need anybody to "win" a second term. He is the President of Nigeria. So he will also "win" the way Buhari won in 2019 and did the same thing in 2023! INEC will write the results, troops will be deployed and aggrieved parties asked to "go to court" shikena! Tinubu must rule his 8 years like Buhari did! It's not because he is Yoruba, then he cannot rule this country as Fulani man did. |
![]() Where did you buy cement for even 9k in Nigeria talkmore of 6K? Why do you people like to lie so much?? |
The north should not even DREAM about removing Tinubu via a coup! That will be the end of Nigeria and they MUST know this! Tinubu MUST rule 8 years, then we can decide what Nigeria needs to be. Tinubu has not done anything worse than Buhari's deeds. Yet, the north never conducted any military coup against buhari nor even criticize him for one-second throughout the 8 years he ruined Nigerian economy. Tinubu should immediately reshuffle the national security architecture and the armed forces' sensitive command officer dominated by just one zone in the country. |
[quote author=NLCreator post=128936223][/quote]I mista Abacha. Dollar was N120 to $1. Abacha used the money from fuel subsidy removal to form PTF. Which renovated Federal roads, created TET fund and so many others. Although Abacha stole, he did not print trillions of illegal useless naira notes to fuel inflation the way Buhari and Jagaban did. I really mista Gen. Sani Abacha! |
Bobloco: Yet, they want to hang Senator Ningi for speaking the truth! This country must change if the people will survive this roundly corrupt government. |
Obere4u:Oga, Stop posting childish lies here. Post the name of the Igbo men who are Permanent Secretaries in SW or North in the present Nigeria! Not what happened in the 1960s when Nigeria was still more or less a "united" country. Yeye dey smell! |
Can they count #40 trillion naira? ![]() I am seriously suspecting some APC politicians have a hand in this game |
FreedomfromtheT:It is not as if northerners or other Nigerians did not know what the Igbos knew about those men. It's just that based on the current structure of Nigeria, NOBODY CARES ABOUT THE COUNTRY. If we had Arewa region, a grossly incompetent fellow like Buhari would never have been allowed in governance. There are too many eminently qualified northerners like Ahmed Datti that would not steal nor allow the people's resources to be stolen or wasted. Likewise, if we had Odua Region, a shady character like Tinubu would never have been allowed to rule it. There are too many qualified and honest Yorubas that we would not allow the worst of us to rule us. It is because of the structure of Nigeria that the worst people are allowed to rule "Nigeria". Since nobody really feels that Nigeria's misrule has consequence on the people's wellbeing and progress. The country MUST be restructured so that each region will find its best brains to rule and prosper the people. |
proeast:Nigerians do not deserve Peter Obi. I am glad they refused to give Peter Obi his electoral victory so that Nigerians will suffer more bad governance and hunger that they deserve. Let Nigeria remain in the hands of evil men and thieves, it suites Nigerians to suffer perpetually. |
Asonaijaaso:EXACTLY! The ONLY issue with Tinubu is his reluctance to go after powerful people who looted and are still looting the country! Imagine that he told cement manufacturers that since the government would not increase import duties on any of their materials, they should reciprocate by keeping cement prices near its former prices. Yet they took the low tariffs and still inflated the prices of the products and nothing happened! I don't even want to mention the looters in the previous regime who are still walking free! Only Emiefele has been called to account. The others are left to enjoy their loot as if there is no government in Nigeria! Paddy-paddy government is the biggest weakness of Tinubu....and until he acts like Buhari and goes after every corrupt former government official to recover some of the badly needed money, his increasing taxes on the poor Nigerians to pay for these looted funds will always be in bad taste. |
One Dollar was just N200 naira in 2015! Yet, Buhari used tribe and religion to confuse us against GEJ. Now Tinubu is suffering the effects of the massive looting of the national wealth that was supervised by Buhari. The worst part is that those who did the looting under Buhari are now calling for anti-Tinubu protests! Imagine he illegally printed more than N30 trillion naira! Yet, we are wondering "WHY" naira lost so much value so quickly!! Unless Nigeria kills these evil people holding it to ransom, they will eventually kill Nigeria while deceiving us with ethnic and religious politics! |
Toeyota:They have printed and released so much naira into circulation that even naira currency scheduled to be released in 3 -4 years are now already in circulation. |
Lets make it between $50 -$100 billion! Let us take the maximum that we can get now from IMF. Afterall, Buhari borrowed his own $21 billion and so many other Chinese loans totalling about $120 billion. We have nothing to show for it except more federal revenue being used to service the debts now that he is out of office and Tinubu has to payback his loans. Tinubu should borrow $50 - $100 billion! Its not only Buhari that should be allowed to borrow. |
HellVictorinho6:I used to hate tribalism and tribalists. I used to think it was something done by uneducated illiterates and something to be ashamed about. ....Until Buhari came to power and showed that tribalism was nothing to be ashamed about. Infact, it should be an official policy of anyone in power. After Buhari, I don't think tribalism will ever end in Nigeria. Currently, Tinubu is benefitting from it because nobody can justify any protest against him when the same people calling for anti-Tinubu protests failed to protest against their own son for 8 years as he wrecked the Nigerian economy. |
God bless Ukraine! Even with the Russian missiles, they still refused to abandon farming! The best part is that they are donating the food to black people in Nigeria! May God bless Ukraine and give them victory in their struggle! |
Masterstroke4:God bless Kabiyesi!!! A detribalized Nigerian consistently working for the unity and progress of Nigeria! |
Paraman:Well, if they allow food to be imported even as a short-term measure or secure farms in the middle belt for the farmers to cultivate their lands and produce food, there would be no hunger again. This spells doom for the politicians who need Nigerian youths to remain poor and hungry to be willing tools for thuggery and snatching of ballot boxes. So you can be assured that the FG will not do anything fundamental to alleviate food insecurity and hunger in Nigeria as it serves the purpose of the elite politicians to remain in power. They will merely do palliatives and give them rice or garri to feed them for a while before the hunger returns to keep them hooked on the whims of the elites in government. |
Tinubu wouldn't recover NOTHING! He will only make a private deal for them to pay some percentage of the loot into his account and they can go and enjoy the remainder. Nigerians are told these types of tales to make them to keep hoping that money will be recovered from corrupt members of Buhari regime and used to alleviate their suffering. ![]() |
Fareke:Please who told this wariboko haram that Nigerians were interested in people who were prepared and competent to be the President? Nobody cared if Tinubu was competent or not. The same way nobody cares if Buhari had WAEC certificate or NEPA bill. We just want them to rule us because they are from my tribe and religion. So they should stop all these crocodile tears of hardship and all the blah blah blah! As if we didn't know what Tinubu's government would look like. |
