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The Unity Park is a fantastic and exclusive idea of developing world class relaxation areas in Enugu to boost tourism. No matter how we feel about the Governor, he must be commended for putting this great idea to reality. I hope they find a way to add children swing area and a good way to fill up those artificial ponds to add the added beauty of boat sailing in the park for children. I hope the government will finally contract the management of the park out to a private firm who will make sure the toilets are washed and clean, will probably sink a bore hole or a well there to ensure toilets are flushed and water is always in the artificial lake. Also, if they air-condition the conference room inside the roaring lion, it could easily be rented out for meetings or even small parties etc. I hope they contract out the management of the park to a private company that pays a fixed rate every month to the state government similar to the management of the Port Harcourt pleasure park. The company will maintain the park in a pristine state, and improve the facilities specific facilities named in the contract in the park. A gate fee of N500 naira for adults and free for children less than 10 years will be reasonable if they install those fun outdoor activities for children. If the unity park is carefully developed and fun activities especially for children are introduced in a secluded part of the park, it has a huge potential of becoming a major tourist attraction and huge source of revenue for the state. By the way, this vlogger has lots of nice Enugu content in her channel. You will see A LOT about Enugu through the eyes of a foreigner when you subscribe to her channel. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xx33Fsstc7E
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Obdk:Nnewi, Ichi and Oraifite will say ahu aduho ghu If you know you know. |
The location name of Anambra Airport will be "UMUERI" This was resolved as the community ends protest and gets back 288 Hectares from the state government, and more compensation for the project. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TwB0VIZC28o |
Obdk:Oga, you are pathetic in telling lies ![]() My father is Gen. Tony Muomah! |
Takes you forever to simply name your village and one person from there? Ndo! ![]() Keep searching online. I will show you where you got your lies from. |
Obdk:Blah blah, blah...... Nnewi also has a market called Nkwo Nnewi and all sorts of distractions you have posted. Tell me where in Nnewi you are from and one prominent neighbor in your village. |
Obdk:I simply asked you" Where in Nnewi are you from? Because i know you are a liar! Don't ask me how i know Nnewi so well. Just answer the question. |
Obdk:No Nnewi person will say "Ahu adiro gi..." nor refer to Nnewi solely as "Anedo"! Anedo is a name for Ichi, Nnewi and Oraifite Combined! You still don't know your village, you don't know the landmarks or anyone from your village? You see, you don't have to claim to be from a place to make a point. Just state your point and show proof. Instead of the normal Yoruba way of saying they are from everywhere in the world to justify lies. |
Obdk:What is your village in Nnewi? and tell me the landmarks there. Let me start from the basics to expose your lies. |
Obdk:Oga, Don't say what you don't know. The land still belongs to the state government. The project was simply abandoned because the state government didn't have the funds complete it. By the way, the land use act does vest the powers to allocate and use land for developmental projects on the state government. That is why they are the ones that can sign C of O or revoke it and use the land for anything they like. No court in Nigeria can "recover" any lands from the state government as your post tends to deceive people into believing. It is the law of Nigeria. No court can issue an order which is unconstitutional. |
Henix:This was NOT a state government project. So hush! In the same vein, i do think we should have proper engineers and qualified people supervising projects done in the state. The fact that Dave Umahi is a qualified engineer and supervises his projects, the quality of his projects even at a much lower overall cost is so evident compared to projects in other states. I saw this post below in Facebook and it was just so true! The man said the contract for Nnewi Mall which was supposed to carry the massive weight of a PARKING LOT on the roof was given to some local contractor to do the job! Again, my frustration is not just that they gave such an engineering daunting design to a nobody local contractor, but Peter Obi at that time could have simply REJECTED that outlandish idea of having cars park in multistory structures, when he knows the state was not willing to spend lavishly on such silly design for a small mall, and the steel and cement in Nigeria are substandard compared to the quality of those materials in advanced countries where multistory parking lots exist. Moreover, it would serve a similar purpose if he merely reversed the plan and asked them to use the entire ground floor as the car park and then build the mall as a two storey structure on top. A similar mistake i found in the Awka International Conference Center. Why build such outlandish roof that you can barely find the materials to build it in Nigeria? What is so special about "roof"? The Awka ICC roof costs about 60 % the cost of the building. Yet, i know it won't be anything spectacular in the end. They could have done a massive impressive superstructure and roof it the way many such building are done in Nigeria. Even if it means building pillars within the hall to provide anchor for the roof.
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Is this the handiwork of Fulani militias? This fact must be thoroughly investigated to be sure. |
See how Wike was Caught red handed! ![]() Which kain wahala be this? |
There is no "misunderstanding". The Fulani man knew that cassava and yams were the staple life blood of the southern people. Yet, they allow their cattle to feed on these crops in people's farms! He even said the cows were not supposed to be eating up the crops in the farm. The question is WHY have they continued to graze in peoples farms? They destroy the livelihood of the farmer just to promote their own business and make their cows fat on the sweat of farmers? Why is it so hard to rear animals within a specified area in ranches and simply get grass for the animals? Infact, getting grass can be another business opportunity for Fulanis who can buy grass from their own people to feed their cattle and avoid destruction of farms with the attendant killings associated with it. Truth is that they are using cattle rearing as a cover to their true intentions which is to kill the farmers and take over their lands. If they go into the forests and farms to set up illegal camps where they kidnap people, r@pe local women and kill farmers, they should be ready for the consequence. |
Even the biggest F00l in the world knows this is just a silly SCAM to make it appear like the part of the country abandoned in the national railway plan was not actually abandoned! |
I knew you were deluded when i saw Oby Ezekwesili in your list ![]() |
ZKOSOSO: A totally moronic arrangement! Abeg, What sense does it make for Obigbo to be in Rivers state while Omoku is in southeast? If you are truly serious about putting ALL igbo speaking peoples in the southeast region, then give all Igbo speaking peoples in Rivers state into Port Harcourt State with capital in Port Harcourt, and include Port Harcourt state in the southeast. Else, just create Adada state in the southeast as the only deserving geo-political entity in the region deserving a state, and add Igbo speaking communities around Otukpa to them. Keep Omoku in Rivers state where it rightly belongs. |
Perfectsouth:They are already cashing out with the scam. Fulanis only need to make fictitious claims of losing 500 cattles to some ghost and FG will pay them billions of your hard earned money. They are jus taking the entire country for a ride. |
Fake news! But, we need ESN to sanitize the cluster of mayhem occurring in Anambra north where herdsmen have been colluding with town union officials to destroy rice farms in the area.
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In a country without electoral reforms to allow a free and fair elections without INEC manipulated fake results, PDP zoning the presidency to the south is a death kneel. In fact, PDP is better off saving the nation the problem of 2023 elections by simply telling APC to continue for another 8 years or more. The problem with Nigeria isn't where the president comes from, but the bastardization of our agreement of coming together as one nation as captured in the 1963 constitution. Since the illegal 1999 constitution was smuggled into the polity to give only the federal government exclusive rights to life and death over everything in Nigeria, nepotistic presidents like the one presently in office really went to town with Fulanization agenda and mindless nepotism. What the PDP needs is to clearly outlay how to bring the country back to its original agreement to live together as one country in diversity, where every region or subregion of Nigeria had total control over their lives and development of their zone. Whether you call it restructuring or going back to the original 1963 constitution is truly immaterial. Truth is that unless this is done, Nigeria will implode no matter who is the president. The only chance PDP has to get back to power and do this vital work of saving Nigeria is through a Northeast president and a Southeast vice president. |
Just make sure you don't perturb Fulani herdsmen about their AK47, but disarm other Nigerians so they can easily be overrun by Fulani herdsmen. Truth is that everyone already knows this Fulani trick. So think of something else. I am expecting a presidential statement that the president is shocked that other Nigerians can now shoot back at his Fulani militias. |
When they kill others, we call them "bandits", but when we retaliate you say we retaliated on Fulani. See your life. |
Let Fulani continue with the strategy of annexing people's farms and villages under the pretext of being herders. Na dem sabi! The people are now awake to the silent invasion and they will rather fight an open civil war now than to be killed silently by herdsmen in collusion with their people in the security agencies. |
Hadeylex:Silly midget deliberating trying to deceive to himself by mischievously misstating the demand of the farming communities! Nobody said Fulanis cannot live in our towns and cities with us. In fact, we love them to live in our towns and cities as good neighbors instead of creating illegal camps and settlements on people's land deep in the forest and destroying farms. If there were any Igbo or Yoruba people camping in northern forests, kidnapping their people for ransom, raping their women and killing their farmers, they would have attacked even law-abiding members of Igbo or Yoruba ethnic groups! Here in the south, only the criminal elements of Fulani herdsmen illegally camped in the forests are being asked to stop their evil activities against southerners in our villages, yet you see Fulani leaders even complaining about that and threatening southerners! Anyway, nobody listens to their threats and nonsense. If they go there, southerners will take heavy reprisals against their own people living in towns and cities. The only sadness is that the Fulani living in the towns and cities are often hardworking decent people. Unlike the criminal herders in the bush, those living in the towns do honest jobs to earn their living in the community without kidnapping or raping anyone. |
Hedonini:If there were any Igbo or Yoruba people camping in northern forests, kidnapping their people for ransom, raping their women and killing their farmers, they would have attacked even law-abiding members of Igbo or Yoruba ethnic groups! Here in the south, only the criminal elements of Fulani herdsmen illegally camped in the forests are being asked to stop their evil activities against southerners in our villages, yet you see Fulani leaders even complaining about that and threatening southerners! Anyway, nobody listens to their threats and nonsense. If they go there, southerners will take heavy reprisals against their own people living in towns and cities. The only sadness is that the Fulani living in the towns and cities are often hardworking decent people. Unlike the criminal herders in the bush, those living in the towns do honest jobs to earn their living in the community without kidnapping or raping anyone. |
Odua1stson:The law-abiding Fulani lives in the Towns, Villages, and Cities of the host communities and NOT IN THEIR FARMS & FOREST!!! Why would anyone with good intentions go and build illegal camps on people's land and farms?? Where they conduct all sorts of crimes as kidnapping community members for ransom, gang-raping of women folks of the community, and killing of community members? The threat of northern elders amount to nothing because they have not come out to vociferously condemn the setting up of illegal camps in farmlands and using peoples crops to feed cattle! If your veiled threat is that you will attack southerners in the north, GO AHEAD! The focus will then shift not only on the criminal herdsmen, but to those settlements in Lokpanta, Ugwuoba, Cable point and many others to name here. Nobody has asked any Fulani to leave the south, we have only asked the murderous herdsmen camping in our forests and farms to dismantle their illegal camps and leave the farms! Twisting it as though law abiding Fulanis in Lokpanta and other towns and cities were the subject here is merely deluding yourself. |
OkutaNla:Believe Nigerian voodoo government statistics at your peril. The good thing is that it is all coming to an end. All the reasons why Nigeria is stuck in a web of vicious falsification of data, violence, and non-development is because some people hide under "one Nigeria" to scam others. Soon, unless people govern their spaces, Nigeria is in for a long bloody struggle for freedom of the entrapped nations within it. |
Fahdiga1:Now you won't hear the Police Commissioner come out to say since the businessman is not Muslim, Islamic police should not bother him in his business. Meanwhile, he didn't take anyone's land nor kill the local community members. But those who annex farms, kill members of the community and flout the open grazing laws should be left alone to do whatever they like because not every Nigerian is equal afterall. |
Cjrane2:Totally agree. The airport access road should be treated as special economic zones to ensure rascal don't begin to build ramshackle lockup shops and begin using the road to park broken down trailers and trucks. The state town planning board should apply the same strictness seen in Awka Millennium city to the types and specification of buildings along that road. Also to make sure the idea of building fences and building almost on the water channel gutters isn't allowed. All fences must be the approved types and at least 15 meters from the gutters so that the areas before the fences are used for beautification of the thoroughfare with flowers and trees. Every building or hotels approved along that main access road must provide proof of landscaping with trees and flowers outside its fence to contribute to the overall ambiance of the airport boulevard.
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