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[quote author= post=67331224]Obiano also recontracting Esther Obiakor road started by Mbadinuju[/quote]I think Esther Obiakor was as far back as Ezeife regime. Esther Obiakor estates were among the first duplexes seen in new Awka from the expressway during Ezeife administration. Although they appeared shortly after state creation, they became abandoned and it took decades to complete them |
[quote author= post=67330870]The road was started by Mbadinuju, previous governors after him abandoned the project, it caused serious erosion until Obiano intervened, he's trying to connect the road to Esther Obiakor road[/quote]Thanks a lot! When i looked at the road design, i knew only a madman like Mbadinuju could have designed such senseless road. I am glad it is completed. It is is still part of development albeit it's confusing design as though they are three roads leading to separate destinations they way they put two medians on one road. |
[quote author= post=67330333]Esther Obiakor road Awka[/quote]Great to see somebody is actually planting trees in road medians in Awka! Wow, there is hope that Awka will emerge a beautiful city and nothing like Onitsha and Aba mode of development. |
[quote author= post=67330208]work has commenced on GRA road Awka[/quote], Thanks for the pics. Just wondering if you understand their proposed traffic flow here? Why build six labes with two medians in the center?? Why not just a broad dual carriage way with 3 lanes on each direction? Biko, explain this one if you understand this road system here. Thanks i advance.
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horsepower101:Exactly, Local production of solar panels would be key to making them affordable to a large segment of the population. To make this market explode, a lot of people must be able to afford and install them. IBETO batteries could help us out by producing custom made batteries that can hold charge for a longer time. Battery technology is at the key of this right now. If you can have fast charging batteries that can hold enough charge and take the beating of being discharged up to 50% every day without breaking down, then we can all sing hallelujah! |
[quote author= post=67302916]I don't want to engage in silly argument with you, you are ignorant, Onitsha metropolis is largest city in southeast, what is the population of Enugu when compare to Onitsha?[/quote]Of course Onitsha is twice more populated than Enugu, Awka and Abakaliki combined. Enugu is more spread out because it has good dual carriage roads leading to the outskirts of town for a very long time. Onitsha only had the Enugu-Onitsha express way and that is why development was on that axis. The Onitsha -Owerri road was just dualized less than 10 years ago and it has helped a lot. People moved to Asaba because Onitsha became impossible to expand due to lack of major dual carriage roads away from the city. The 33 (Trans-Nkisi) road to Umuleri needs to be dualized too ASAP. Obiano promised that during his re-election campaign. We have to see if that promise is kept. It will help decongest Onitsha and make living in the northern axis of the city a feasible option for the state. Dualization of the 33 (Trans-Nkisi) road from Onitsha to Umuleri or Aguleri will be the single greatest contribution of Obiano to the development of Anambra state. |
investnow2013:Great effort to clean up. One hopes that all the dirt removed from the gutters onto the roads will be cleared up quickly by the environmental sanitation truck. The usual practice is to bring dirt from the gutters to the road and then leave it there for the rains to wash them back into the gutter and everything returns to square one Africa and the way Africans operate is one of the funniest phenomena i have studied in my life. |
horsepower101:Yes, my fear is that to get the airport done quickly, they may cut corners and build another shoddy airstrip that no international airline will agree to risk their plane to land there. Kaduna and Enugu airports still have problems attracting reputable international airlines. It tells you a lot needs to happen to attract international airlines The priority is to push the economic agenda of the state by opening up the area north of Onitsha through dualization of 33 road up to at least Umuleri.. Then get the refinery operational to spur economic activities. Whenever the airport is completed, it will only add to what is already on the ground. The airport is the last event to happen in the agenda and not the first. |
horsepower101:That airport is desirable but not a priority. The priority is to make the refinery functional, get captive gas for a small power plant to supply an industrial complex there and dualize the 33 road from GRA Onitsha to Umuleri and perhaps to reach Aguleri. It will open up a virgin area of the state for massive development. |
Cjrane2:Solar electricity is our ONLY HOPE! Here in the USA, people are adapting to it, even though the start up cost is expensive. The good thing is you will have zero electricity bill and you can use what you could have paid as electricity bill to payback the cost of installation. If more homes have this Solar Power system, they can even help feed the public electricity grid and help maintain some stable power supply. Banks should start helping people install this system and gradually pay back. If we can eliminate generators and use clean renewable solar power, then Nigeria has made progress. There is need to have experts connect the batteries because that is the key to all these. They should be connected in series and you must try not to deplete your batteries more than 30% everyday so that the batteries will last a long time. For now, Solar in homes can help run fridge/freezers, a water pump and a few power saving bulbs and fan. For now it will just be sufficient for the most important appliances to stop people from having spoiled soup and pumping water for home use. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w4qcoEXYqK0 |
spyder880:Oga Spyder, Biko, what part of Anambra is this? Looks like Nkpor or Obosi, but where precisely? Infact, i will be lost in Onitsha today. Yet i lived there! |
Is George Weah normal at all? If it was not for the sagacity of Nigerian entrepreneurs and private businesses, did he not know Buhari would have collapsed Nigerian economy with his recession cow brain? Weah should appeal to Nigerian entrepreneurs to invest in Liberia. Above all, Weah should stop hoping on rubber or Iron Ore to save Liberia, but invest in AGRICULTURE! |
Another Igbo man pays the supreme price for Nigeria that treats him and his region as second class citizens. This is a very unfortunate death. Fighting for an evil country to survive and enslave you more.The same guy that died for Nigeria will not be trusted to command any reasonable position in the same army. So why are you risking your life for such people? The best death is fighting for the freedom of your people from TYRANNY on 97% vs. 5% and the Fulani herdmen armed to invade and kill southerners. |
Since Lie Mohammed made it not a big deal for government to lie, this Buhari regime now has hardened faceless liars as Federal Ministers. Even secondary school principals cannot dare lie as much as these so called "Honorable" Ministers. ![]() |
rickyrex:Lol... you hit the nail in it's head. Dangote uses his wealth to benefit Hausa/Fulani. Igbo billionaires use their wealth to benefit Hausa/Fulani. I truly weak for some Igbo people... Like Emeka Offor and their ilk, that donates to American President and around the world, but cannot find One naira to help his own village hospital with diagnostic equipment where Lassa fever killed even the doctor in the community center because they couldn't diagnose it. I guess life of others is more precious than lives of his people. Thats why many people consider Igbos to be very funny... Fighting fires abroad, while there is an inferno in their home. They should learn from Dangote.
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neezar:Nigeria has never been more tribalistic since Buhari introduced 97% versus 5% ideology into governance of the country. The worst characters among Nigerians have been elevated to become President and they have no skill at all to rule a diverse country except dangerously use military force for every issue. It's okay, because all of us will suffer the consequences of Buhari long after he is gone. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f__vOncHeMg |
Okada ban as transportation means in busy urban centers is one policy that governors must address. There is need to ban Okada from at least the major cities of Onitsha, Awka and Nnewi. Anambra is the ONLY SE and SS state where Okada is still dangerously used for public transportation in busy urban centers! WHY has it taken so long to move progressively os this issue? A lot of orthopedic cases have mounted as as result of allowing Okada use for transportation in major urban centers. Now, the security angle of Okada use is being tackled with kid gloves. |
Biko nu, Please, there is need for a souvenir shop along Chime avenue or Ogui road in Enugu. During my last visit to Nigeria, it was very hard to find these things. Does it mean we don't have artists and sculptors? What happened to all those IMT graduates of fine arts? These souvenirs and ready made African clothes are truly a must have for anyone visiting Nigeria because we don't have time to make the clothes. Biko, let someone open this shop in an accessible area so that it's easy to get there and buy.
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I know there are clothe lines on Lagos line selling ready made African casual wears such as these in Onitsha. I wish some innovative business people can have a shop in Onitsha mall or some more accessible places to sell these ready-made African casual wears. During my last visit, i had to fly to Lagos just to buy them at Balogun market. It's one of those little things that help tourists shop conveniently instead of hustle of going deep inside main market. I hope some business people here will consider opening a shop for these in some accessible plaza in Awka, Onitsha and other places to sell these things in one stop.
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Just wondering why there are no streets in Owerri or Enugu selling ready made African clothes like these? Always had to go to Lagos just to buy clothes before leaving Nigeria? I hope someone will open up a plaza and sell these things so that we can buy them easily as souvenirs. Thanks.
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pyyxxaro:When Buhari dies, he will get a statue in Owerri. Guranteed! |
They just want to steal $1 billion for Buhari's re-election rigging. Nothing more, nothing less. |
@Op, you are what is called Anu Mpama! I am glad SE Governors showed Buhari that whether he likes it or not, Ekwueme will be buried a hero and they did it without his useless military parades or helicopter to convey Ekwueme body. SE Govs paid for simple horse driven Chariots and it was better than Buhari's helicopters. Buhari should cover his ugly face in shame! We did it without his help! Special kudos to Gov Obiano for going all out to bury Ekwueme as the hero he is ! |
Malawian:@ bolded. ![]() Why not say he will put boots on the moon? POINT ANYWHERE IN HISTORY US TROOPS DIED FOR BLACK PEOPLE. Even for American blacks talkmore Africans. Delusional illiterate pipe dreamers. ![]() These types of crazily unrealistic beer palour statements are why no decent people associate with you. United States has laws which forbid war criminals or Human rights abusers (Any public figure who uses his position to jail or kills outside court orders) from entering the United States or doing business with US allies. WHY NOT SUE BUHARI AND BURUTAI for Human rights violation in US courts? International Criminal Court has statues that ask member states to arrest War Criminals, WHY NOT TAKE YOUR EVIDENCE TO ICC AND PROSECUTE THESE MEN? Stop thinking that a single individual will rescue you. Pursue your right based on existing international laws already granted to all human beings. |
dre11:They are just stealing money anyhow to amass money for rigging Buhari second term electoral defeat |
DejiSantos:At independence , Nigerians negotiated a truly federal structure based on the regions that came together to form nigeria. Ironically, it was the north that insisted on the federal structure of nigeria to be strictly respected in the new country to be called 'nigeria'. Then some people came and dismantled our agreement for unity of nigeria and replaced it with the current dubious structure just to steal from other regions Everyone agrees nigeria should be a united country under the federal structure agreed by everyone at independence. Not the present army arrangement where some people use the military to steal resources of other regions and still yell 'one nigeria' what does that mean? |
jonero4:He just does not care what Nigerians think. I believe he is getting ready to rig the next elections. |
Malawian:Another senseless conjecture. Every Tom-Dick-and-Harry who does not even listen to radio talkmore follow US politics will ALWAYS analyze what Trump is doing. IPOB better forget Trump and pursue UN Charter on rights of indigenous peoples for self determination and find a friendly government to move a motion for UN to investigate the murders of IPOB members in Nigeria and the disappearance of Nnamdi Kanu after Nigerian troops invaded his residence. STOP all this Trump lies, i don't know why many of you guys not living in US always think America cares about what happen in Africa unless it affects oil supply and crude oil price. |
Asking Trump Ke? Asking Trump to uphold human rights? Is IPOB leadership normal at all if this news is true. Trump may be sympathetic to IPOB, but it does not mean he is prepared to act. Definitely will NOT use US forces. IPOB also refuses to factually document atrocities EXACTLY how and where it happened, instead they embellish stories and then make everything appear fictional or false. If one person was killed, say one person was killed and where and when. Don't say 5,000 because you create problems for people who would want to believe you if they don't know when you are also lying like Nigerian army. Once you embellish stories, you have the same credibility problems which Nigeria and her army has. So who do the world believe now? I think the problem with present IPOB leadership is refusing to learn the world as it is. Instead, they act in conjectures of the world as they'd like it to be. |
Not only 7 million, I think Buhari created 200 million jobs. Some of the jobs were excess and had to be taken up by Cameroonians. Unemployment is now zero percent under Buhari. Lai Mohammed is deliberately understating Buhari's stellar achievements ![]() |
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