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Demolition of A line, C line and medical line commences.
[quote author= ]Government Special Announcement


Abia State Governor, Dr Okezie Ikpeazu, has directed the commencement of redevelopment work in A-Line, C-Line and Medical Line in Ariaria International Market, Aba from midnight of Wednesday, 8th September, 2021.


The redevelopment work which will ensure reconstruction of internal roads, new drains for proper storm water channeling and new ultra-modern shops with car parks, police and fire service posts in the first phase will also include works on A-Line and associated lock up shops, C-Line, Surgical Line up to Enyimba gate, kitchen utensils shops and Medical Line is expected to be concluded with minimal disruptions to trading activities at the other lines.

The Governor further directs that all existing allottees affected by the redevelopment work must be returned to their shops as a matter of utmost priority before new off takers are considered.


In light of the above, Governor Okezie Ikpeazu has approved the setting up of a project implementation and monitoring committee with the following members:
a. Sir Michael Egwu, Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Trade & Investment
b. Mr Obi Collins (aka O Collins)
c. Mr Emma Ohia (aka Emma Italo)
d. Mr Johnson Agwata
e. Elder Emeka Igara
f. Mr Obichukwu Daniel
g. Aba Area Commander, Nigeria Police Force
h. Representative of Department of State Services
i. Representatives of relevant LGAs (Aba North & Osisioma)
j. Traditional Ruler and youth leader of Ariaria community
k. Representative of Christian Association of Nigeria, Abia Chapter
l. Mr Ugochukwu Alaribe
m. Comrade Nelson Nnanna Nwafor
n. Hon. Okey Ogbonna
o. Mr Johnson Peter
p. Representatives of Ministries of Works, and Lands
q. Prince Okpanku Paul
r. Mr Alozie Ihmabulaotu
s. Hon Sopuruchi Bekee
t. Mr Jesse Ukachukwu
u. Chief John Okiyi Kalu ( Chairman)
As further directed by the Governor, the list of existing allottees in the affected lines will be published tomorrow, Wednesday, September 8, 2021, for verification with the concerned allottees expected to review the list and report any omission or other errors therefrom to the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Trade and Investment or the undersigned for necessary correction.
As agreed during the final harmonization meeting with the Governor on Tuesday, September 7, at the Governor’s Lodge, Aba, all those affected in this phase of the work are expected to remove their wares latest by close of business on Wednesday, September 8, 2021, to enable work commence in earnest and conclude before the end of the first week of December 2021.
Thank you.
Chief John Okiyi Kalu
Honorable Commissioner for Information, Abia State
07/09/2021

https://m.facebook.com/1071837852/posts/10222256520456555/?app=fbl&refsrc=deprecated&_rdr#_=_[/quote]As Abia State government publishes the names of affected traders to avoid cheating or loss of shops of the traders

[quote author= ]List of Allottees in A-line, C-line and Medical Line of Ariaria International Market
As directed by Governor Okezie Ikpeazu, find attached the list of current shop allottees in A-line, C-line and Medical line in Ariaria International Market, Aba.
The Governor has directed the appointed developer and the state Ministry of Trade & Investment to, as a matter of topmost priority, ensure that they be restored to their shops after reconstruction of the affected Lines before any new allotment of shops takes place.
All concerned should review the list and report any omission or other errors to the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Trade and Investment or the undersigned for necessary correction.
Kindly note that dislocated traders who are yet to privately arrange alternative shops in the market can contact the state ministry of trade and investment for assistance.
Thank you.
Chief John Okiyi Kalu
Honorable Commissioner for Information, Abia State
08/09/2021

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OK

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Lalasticlala

A step in the right direction

Some list of names of the affected traders.
For complete list go to.... https://www.facebook.com/119961132055926/posts/857332381652127/?app=fbl


https://www.facebook.com/119961132055926/posts/857121871673178/?app=fbl

Abia State Govt has also asked anyone who doesnt see his or her name to complain to the office of the governor

For those asking if it will be completed, the pictures below are that of Ngwa road market demolished 2 months ago as of last month

Hope the kerosene governor won't construct another jagbanjantis

Will he complete this project? It's just a question that's bothering me heavily.. I pray and hope he completely rebuild this Aria Aria market with good water drainage system and other amenities that befit an international market. May God help you..

Chia to finish this project na next government

Better late than never


Your name is following you seriously

Let it be known everywhere that I, BKayy Chukwu is in support of the demolition of this eyesore which have served as a focal point of disgrace to the people of Ngwa and Ndigbo nile at large.
Ya gazie

Dirtiest market I've visited in my life

Abia a Na Na ikpeazu.

Someone should let the Governor know that lockup shops are outdated.

He should use the opportunity to build a multi floor mall or trade complex. And allocate shops to the traders indoors.

Provide for bulk storage, traded items need only be few on display in shops for individual buyers.

Bulk buyers will be dispatched from bulk loading gantry near bulk storage warehouses.

Transport out of the facility should be buy rail to a trucking terminal at least 20 mins away.

Shoppers should have a private car park outside the facility, with a centralized mordern bus service roving from the complex to car park and bus terminals on a timed schedule.

He should please think beyond the local and plan for the future.

Hmmm

This is very very good from Ikpeazu

That was how Seyi Makinde stole our shops in the guise of renovation at Sango besides the police station, after Ajimobi had already completed the project to 60%


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fools

Good one
Demolish the whole thing and rebuild better

Nna mehnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn

Ikpeazu has singlehandedly changed the tale of Aba and Abia at large.

Tueh!

Second most dirtiest state in Nigeria. Second to Ibadan.

Abia state in same league with Ibadan, Akure, Osogbo, Abeokuta, Ado ekiti. Dirty states of Nigeria.

Igbo people are organised I tell you very organized ... If they have a country and still remain this driven boy! Iam moving there straight....I went to isolo, after 7 years and I couldn't recognize the place again .. the igbos have transformed it with beautiful everything.

I used to insult igbos out of ignorance but the evidence has changed my view... Weldon guys

Some go vex but I can't epp myself.

But I won't be surprised that a lot of blood had to flow.. to complete it ... "runs out of thread"

Been a long time coming.

Ok

Oh... See chukwudi life inside gutter

Most Dirty people in Nigeria. argue with your keyboard.

RZArecta:
Dirtiest market I've visited in my life

hahaha .... maybe you came in the rainy season abi?

Still making verified Paypal Business account for your business that can send and receive money from anyone in the world.


Hit me up via my signature to order yours.

Good move but coming a bit late. Should have been on of his first projects.