Obi1kenobi:


Nothing embarrasses me more as an Igbo man than Ndigbo who claim to be Jewish descendants. Ignoring the historical and anthropological illiteracy of the claim, it portrays us as having a very deep inferiority complex which we think will be assuaged by amplifying the most tenuous links to an alien tribe who we believe to be a superior race of people: God's chosen people. Ezigbote alu ka obu! An insult to our ancestors and a perversion of our heritage. That's how we disgrace ourselves flying Israel flag upandan.

Well said.

BKayy:

I have no issues with your praises for our state but I can't help but tell you the truth.
The truth is that this your "house of Jacob" and the other Jewish stuff reeks of severe INFERIORITY COMPLEX.
I wonder how you will behave when you see the real Jews.

Tụfịakwa. Una shame dey shame me.

Just turn this stupidity around. Let's say one Jewish man postulate that Jews are descendants of Ndigbo, do you think any of them will believe it?
That is called dignity and self respect

Thank you. I so much hate that shit.

JohnBullMySon:
Thank you. I so much hate that shit.

Thanks.

And please, endeavour to speak out against it when you see any of your friends falling for it.

Never underestimate what we can achieve as a nation if those of us that our brain are still working correct our erring brothers. Just those around you please.

Save a life by saving the Igbo nation

ChimaAdeoye:
For Soludo's emergency on roads repairs and reconstruction to be fruitful without eclipsing all state funds for other development, he must

1. Utilize CONCRETE Roads & Drainages USING DIRECT LABOUR
2. Revitalize the Anambra Roads Maintenance Agency (ARMA) to begin repairing all internal roads in the major urban centers with concrete.
3. Employ professional Engineers to lead the road ARMA in each major urban center where they are rebuilding the roads and drainages.

The concrete roads system using direct labor has been successfully used by poorer states to build cheap durable roads that have continued to last to date. Only very challenging intrastate roads should be awarded to contractors with relevant experience to do because of the engineering challenge and bridges required on such roads.

This method also improves the skillset of many youths who gain vital experience in roads construction and design which they can utilize in helping their communities build their own durable roads through communal effort and without the use of expensive roads construction companies.

I agree totally with the issue of concrete roads Obiano missed out big time. That's one place I commend Ebonyi state governor, he saved a lot of money doing concrete roads through direct labour. I think soludo should utilize it, what we needed most now is massive construction of dual carriage roads in our urban cities.

Anambra 2021: Ifejiofor Congratulates Soludo
--- Reassures of the Readiness of Anambra International Airport to commence full Commercial operations
Moses Pajimo Oraegbunam | I-Witness

Anambra State Commissioner for Works and Infrastructure, Engr. Marcel Ifejiofor has congratulated the winner of the November 6 Anambra State Governorship poll, Professor Chukwuma Soludo and his Deputy, Dr. Onyekachukwu Ibezim even as he commended the electorate for choosing the best team for the job.

Engineer Ifejiofor gave the message, yesterday, November 11, 2021, when some I-Witness Media Office members visited him at the newly commissioned Anambra International Airport, Nteje-Umueri.

Said he, " I thank ndi Anambra for voting APGA and Soludo on November 6th. APGA is Anambra and Anambra is APGA".
" This airport was started and completed in fifteen months. The magic is simple, we engaged competent contractors, once they generate certificates and they 're confirmed, the Governor pays. His Excellency, Governor Willie Obiano gave us both financial and moral support that enabled us achieve this ambitious project. Governor Obiano visits this airport every week. That's big encouragement".
Furthermore, the Works Commissioner insisted that the airport was ready for full commercial flight operations.
" The most important thing has been done which is to secure certificate from NCAA that this airport is ready for full Commercial operations and we have it.

Again, our Governor, Chief Willie Obiano commissioned this airport on October 30th. So, you can see that airlines have started setting up their counters. Airpeace has done theirs, Ibomair is coming, United Nigeria is coming and others. So, we are ready", the Commissioner remarked.
12.11.2021

https://www.facebook.com/IwitnessMediaOffice/posts/637248460987709

ChimaAdeoye:
For Soludo's emergency on roads repairs and reconstruction to be fruitful without eclipsing all state funds for other development, he must

1. Utilize CONCRETE Roads & Drainages USING DIRECT LABOUR
2. Revitalize the Anambra Roads Maintenance Agency (ARMA) to begin repairing all internal roads in the major urban centers with concrete.
3. Employ professional Engineers to lead the road ARMA in each major urban center where they are rebuilding the roads and drainages.

The concrete roads system using direct labor has been successfully used by poorer states to build cheap durable roads that have continued to last to date. Only very challenging intrastate roads should be awarded to contractors with relevant experience to do because of the engineering challenge and bridges required on such roads.

This method also improves the skillset of many youths who gain vital experience in roads construction and design which they can utilize in helping their communities build their own durable roads through communal effort and without the use of expensive roads construction companies.

What is this? I dey Ebonyi right now. Sebi nah this rough and poor finished concrete road they are doing there?? Guy if u visit Ebonyi you will hate concrete road. Your vehicle will jack until ur suspension system damage.
No road mark.
For me asphalt is the best

Chikeluba25:

What is this? I dey Ebonyi rit now. Sebi nah this rough and poor finished concrete road they are doing there?? Guy if u visit Ebonyi you will hate concrete road. Your vehicle will jack until ur suspension system damage.
No road mark.
For me asphalt is the best

The issue with Ebonyi roads are not because they were done with concrete, but they were also done by illiterate bricklayers without professional and experienced road construction engineers supervising them . So they just pour the concrete the way to do "german floor" in local village buildings. It is the same situation of asphalt roads done by village contractors where they leave the surface so rough you'd wonder if it will be better not to asphalt the road at all.

Concrete roads does not mean doing it in the village way that Ebonyi does it with illiterate bricklayers. In Europe, South Africa, and America, they use concrete roads widely. Even for highways. Yet, their concrete roads are as smooth as ever because they take time for finishing to ensure the surface is very smooth. Not just pouring concrete and walking away whether it hardens with some bumps on top of it isn't the business of the illiterate bricklayer who has no sense of high quality finish.

tshtsh:
I'd like to congratulate the people of Anambra on the election of chukwuma Charles Soludo. Even though I'm not from anambra state I believe governance is a serious business and should not be left in the hands of people who have not proven themselves as successful leaders of even a 10-man institution. I don't know anything about the politics of anambra but based on his profile I'd have voted for him if that was my state.

Thank u so much our brother

We also pray God replaces kerosene and dirty governors from your state (Abia) with competent leaders in Abia,Imo,Enugu states. Thank u again

BKayy:

I have no issues with your praises for our state but I can't help but tell you the truth.
The truth is that this your "house of Jacob" and the other Jewish stuff reeks of severe INFERIORITY COMPLEX.
I wonder how you will behave when you see the real Jews.

Tụfịakwa. Una shame dey shame me.

Just turn this stupidity around. Let's say one Jewish man postulate that Jews are descendants of Ndigbo, do you think any of them will believe it?
That is called dignity and self respect

Exactly

I find those Jewish talks by our pple so irritating. Na those talks dey make these outsiders on d other side of the Niger dey laugh us silly.

Pls igbos didn’t descend from any Jewish rubbish biko. Stop spreading such embarrassing and low self esteemed falsehood

OreMI22:


One hopes that he has a robust media presence, especially on social media. One of the greatest things I LOVE about Obiano is that he actually has a Facebook and Youtube page!

Obiano is the 1st Anambra leader that I'm aware of that has his own social media handles. Not pages of his media aids such Valentine Obienyem's page announcing Peter Obi's projects. That is why we rarely can find any of Peter Obi's projects on social media because he never had a social media handle. it was also part of the reason that he was unreachable even by ordinary citizens who just wanted to complain about his commissioners or something important on the Governor's Facebook or youtube page to reach him.

I hope Soludo will emulate Obiano and maintain social media pages not just to document his activities for posterity but also to make himself reachable by those whose only way of reaching the governor is via social media.

https://www.facebook.com/WillieObiano

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyMBZdJ_f5FV1XSCFIE3piA

Very important

Especially on popular platforms like Twitter and Facebook. These two SM platforms are usually at the reach of every average Nigeria. You see how Lagos state govt use the Twitter platform? That should be the way Anambra Govt should be on SM henceforth. Most of our SE reps and politicians have zero SM presence. That’s why the citizens feel so disconnected. I know how many times Ariaria dirty market has trended on SM but Ikpeazu and his team seem absent on that platform...only Sam Hart collects all the accolades and trolls on Abia state.

Also check out the BMC crew. You know why dey keep winning most media attacks and arguments? Check am na. Even though most times they choose to be blind to the realities on ground. Check out Omasoro Ali Ovie on Twitter and see things

Obi1kenobi:


Nothing embarrasses me more as an Igbo man than Ndigbo who claim to be Jewish descendants Ignoring the historical and anthropological illiteracy of the claim, it portrays us as having a very deep inferiority complex which we think will be assuaged by amplifying the most tenuous links to an alien tribe who we believe to be a superior race of people: God's chosen people. Ezigbote alu ka obu! An insult to our ancestors and a perversion of our heritage. That's how we disgrace ourselves flying Israel flag upandan.

Very embarrassing and annoying to the ears. Nnamdi Kanu and some others tend to propagate this belief to most of our pple too. Everything about that postulation reeks of a very low self esteem

ChimaAdeoye:
For Soludo's emergency on roads repairs and reconstruction to be fruitful without eclipsing all state funds for other development, he must

1. Utilize CONCRETE Roads & Drainages USING DIRECT LABOUR
2. Revitalize the Anambra Roads Maintenance Agency (ARMA) to begin repairing all internal roads in the major urban centers with concrete.
3. Employ professional Engineers to lead the road ARMA in each major urban center where they are rebuilding the roads and drainages.

The concrete roads system using direct labor has been successfully used by poorer states to build cheap durable roads that have continued to last to date. Only very challenging intrastate roads should be awarded to contractors with relevant experience to do because of the engineering challenge and bridges required on such roads.

This method also improves the skillset of many youths who gain vital experience in roads construction and design which they can utilize in helping their communities build their own durable roads through communal effort and without the use of expensive roads construction companies.

The new roads being constructed in Ebonyi by Dave Umahi should be wat is obtainable in Anambra henceforth. Enough of archaic roads built with bad coal tar. The tiny one at Amawbia bye pass where the traffic police have their tiny shelter is an example...days after it was constructed the road went bad again.

Concrete is d way now for roads in d east. They last longer

Roads need be carved out in those Amawbia hoods for cases of security emergency as we have now. Individuals building and extending fences where dey ain’t suppose to build should have their fences broken down for entrenching on govt roads. Our roads are always tiny because pple break the laws of building

Chikeluba25:

What is this? I dey Ebonyi right now. Sebi nah this rough and poor finished concrete road they are doing there?? Guy if u visit Ebonyi you will hate concrete road. Your vehicle will jack until ur suspension system damage.
No road mark.
For me asphalt is the best

My bro u lie..those roads are solid. In fact, I just read ur comment after I had already replied chimaA. Those roads in Ebonyi are clean and solid. All d way from Agbomege to Afikpo and then to Abakiliki,Dave Umahi tried on those roads. Ashphalts no be am Abeg. Maybe we should leave ashphalts for FG and use the concrete way for all our state roads

You are just on point. I wonder what people fancy in those poor quality works executed in Ebonyi. You can never get good finish with direct labour. I just imagine what those roads will look like much later.

Chikeluba25:

What is this? I dey Ebonyi right now. Sebi nah this rough and poor finished concrete road they are doing there?? Guy if u visit Ebonyi you will hate concrete road. Your vehicle will jack until ur suspension system damage.
No road mark.
For me asphalt is the best

globemoney01:
For me, Soludo needs to make the bold move to demolish illegal buildings and roads in Anambra cities. This is the most importnt thing lacking in the state. He doesnt need to build any new satelite city, he needs to finish Awka Millenium city to drag the elites scattered across Nigeria back to the state since their is now an airport or their easy movement.
He also needs to make sure the Anambra Airport functions to full capacity, infact the regional hub of air transport, I'm very sure Obiano could have made this happen if he had more time.
The dualization of major Anambra roads is one thing Soludo must do. Before Obiano, banning Okada almost seemed impossible in the state, even the state owing an airport, as we were made to believe Anambra billionaire transporters and okada importers will never allow it happen. Obiano took the bold step to ensure these very important things were done regardless of who is offended. The next bold thing that should be done is demolishing houses built along the roads and compensation, then dualization of old and new roads.

Very very important

Umunnem, our pple are busy building on roads. Individuals are extending their fences on our roads. If u think I am lying drive through the current transport routes linking through Amawbia. Very wrong!

Nothing wrong with alsphalt. The issue is the quality of contract awarded and job done. Nnobi to Nkpor was built by Ngige almost 20years ago and it's still in top shape, despite lack of maintenance.

Landmack:


The new roads being constructed in Ebonyi by Dave Umahi should be wat is obtainable in Anambra henceforth. Enough of archaic roads built with bad coal tar. The tiny one at Amawbia bye pass where the traffic police have their tiny shelter is an example...days after it was constructed the road went bad again.

Concrete is d way now for roads in d east. They last longer

Roads need be carved out in those Amawbia hoods for cases of security emergency as we have now. Individuals building and extending fences where dey ain’t suppose to build should have their fences broken down for entrenching on govt roads. Our roads are always tiny because pple break the laws of building

gordonbarrett:
You are just on point. I wonder what people fancy in those poor quality works executed in Ebonyi. You can never get good finish with direct labour. I just imagine what those roads will look like much later.

I think that's why the point of using direct labor to build adjoining streets and internal roads in our cities and LGAs. While intrastate roads that usually experience high speed are done with asphalt.

The truth is that without the use of reinforced concrete and direct labor, there is NO WAY you can pave all the internal roads in Nnewi, Awada/Obosi, Odekpe/Atani, Nkwelle Ezunaka/Nsugbe, to Awka, and all the new urban neighborhoods even in 50 years. Using direct labor to tackle some types of roads was a masterpiece strategy by Ebonyi state. Else today, the entire state and their state capital would be filled with muddy-red earth unpaved roads.

Most countries of the world today are using concrete roads to save costs and build durable internal streets in their countries.

Even in America, all the internal street roads are done by the local government using their own construction workforce (i;e 'DIRECT LABOR". Meanwhile, an average American local government is richer than an average Nigerian state. Yet, even the Ameican county knows that they cannot pave all the streets within their LGA unless they use direct labor! Even as rich as they are!
Go Figure!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BFAFrTfQvd8


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4eVZlVgP-iw

Landmack:


The new roads being constructed in Ebonyi by Dave Umahi should be wat is obtainable in Anambra henceforth. Enough of archaic roads built with bad coal tar. The tiny one at Amawbia bye pass where the traffic police have their tiny shelter is an example...days after it was constructed the road went bad again.

Concrete is d way now for roads in d east. They last longer

Roads need be carved out in those Amawbia hoods for cases of security emergency as we have now. Individuals building and extending fences where dey ain’t suppose to build should have their fences broken down for entrenching on govt roads. Our roads are always tiny because pple break the laws of building

Don't think there's anything inherently wrong with asphalt. Execution is the main issue. Quack contractors often do a shoddy job and the road inexorably breaks down. I remember pictures circulated here on NL about one road in Imo tarred under the Rochas administration and the asphalt layer was so thin, it looked like it was painted over the sand with a paint brush. Of course the first rains quickly washed it away shortly after.

My brother their local workforce na our best contractors so let's not go their. Apart from functionality we should also look at aesthetics. If we desire modern cities, we should do away with mediocrity. Moreover, other options like road grade interlocks should be considered.

More importantly is forging partnership with the private sector. I even feel an executive order mandating landlords, especially in major built-up areas, to contribute to construct their roads should be considered. Many estate roads in Lagos were built using development levies. That is the only way places like Awada and co can wear a modern look. They normally have enough money to build 5 decking, but can't contribute 500k to build drainage.

Cjrane2:


I think that's why the point of using direct labor to build adjoining streets and internal roads in our cities and LGAs. While intrastate roads that usually experience high speed are done with asphalt.

Truth is that without the use of reinforced concrete and direct labor, there is NO WAY you can pave all the internal roads in Nnewi, Awada/Obosi, Odekpe/Atani, Nkwelle Ezunaka/Nsugbe, to Awka, and all the new urban neighborhoods. Even in America, all the internal street roads are done by the local government using their own construction workforce (i;e 'DIRECT LABOR". Meanwhile, an average American local government is richer than an average Nigerian state. Yet, even the Ameican county knows that they cannot pave all the streets within their LGA unless they use direct labor! Even as rich as they are!
Go Figure!

Obi1kenobi:


Don't think there's anything inherently wrong with asphalt. Execution is the main issue. Quack contractors often do a shoddy job and the road inexorably breaks down. I remember pictures circulated here on NL about one road in Imo tarred under the Rochas administration and the asphalt layer was so thin, it looked like it was painted over the sand with a paint brush. Of course the first rains quickly washed it away shortly after.

Asphalt isn’t working for us because of kukere moves by contractors and politicians in charge. We need the direct labour and the concrete roads be employed. Dave Umahi did a wonderful job honestly. Driving through those newly constructed Ebonyi roads was so memorable and cool. Seemed like the car was in space..didn’t feel like we WAS driving via a Nigeria road

gordonbarrett:
My brother their local workforce na our best contractors so let's not go their. Apart from functionality we should also look at aesthetics. If we desire modern cities, we should do away with mediocrity. Moreover, other options like road grade interlocks should be considered.

More importantly is forging partnership with the private sector. I even feel an executive order mandating landlords, especially in major built-up areas, to contribute to construct their roads should be considered. Many estate roads in Lagos were built using development levies. That is the only way places like Awada and co can wear a modern look. They normally have enough money to build 5 decking, but can't contribute 500k to build drainage.

I agree with you on doing high-quality job and using the private sector, landlords, etc. But the truth is that those won't be enough to address the huge gap in unpaved roads.

I agree that the Ebonyi artisans do a rough job on the Ebonyi roads, but we can then look out to do a fine finishing than reject the whole concept altogether simply because of Ebonyi artisans. it is like rejecting to build your house with cement because contractors of your neighbor's house in the village did such a shoddy job. While you forget the houses built with cement in Banana island and Abuja where they paid attention to detail using the same cement!

Even Ghana is switching to a concrete roads policy to build durable roads as quickly as possible, and within their budget.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WkXM5D8aJ8U


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vn11LP_-D_s

Good quality concrete roads are more durable with life span of 50years and above, but far more expensive than alsphalt roads.

Cjrane2:


I agree with you on doing high-quality job and using the private sector, landlords, etc. But the truth is that those won't be enough to address the huge gap in unpaved roads.

I agree that the Ebonyi artisans do a rough job on the Ebonyi roads, but we can then look out to do a fine finishing than reject the whole concept altogether simply because of Ebonyi artisans. it is like rejecting to build your house with cement because contractors of your neighbor's house in the village did such a shoddy job. While you forget the houses built with cement in Banana island and Abuja where they paid attention to detail using the same cement!

Even Ghana is switching to a concrete roads policy to build durable roads as quickly as possible, and within their budget.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WkXM5D8aJ8U


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vn11LP_-D_s

gordonbarrett:
Good quality concrete roads are more durable with life span of 50years and above, but far more expensive than alsphalt roads.

That is what everyone expects. But in Nigeria everything is always upside down.

Foreign and local Contractors charge between N200 million to N400 million naira for just 1KM of Asphalt road! If you are unlucky to have a culvert or small bridge they need to build, it can easily be N1 billion naira!

That is why folks are now seriously advocating for concrete roads as the few civil engineering foreign contractors in Nigeria now charge hundreds of millions of naira for just 1KM of asphalt road. Not just that concrete roads are cheaper, they require less technology to get it right as you can control the shape of the cement before it hardens. Most importantly, it prevents capital flight through these foreign construction companies and creates A LOT of jobs for the unemployed youths.

Landmack:


Exactly

I find those Jewish talks by our pple so irritating. Na those talks dey make these outsiders on d other side of the Niger dey laugh us silly.

Pls igbos didn’t descend from any Jewish rubbish biko. Stop spreading such embarrassing and low self esteemed falsehood

I find your assumed intellectual arrogance not only irritating but exceedingly vexatious! That is why the typical African will rather war war than jaw jaw! the more civilized thing to do is to ask those making such claims to back up their claim with verifiable evidence! not indulging in ad hominem attacks. For those who love knowledge and take time to seek please visit the following channels on youtube.com
....teotw [/b]ministries on youtube
.....[b]dante fortson ministries on youtube
......hebrew to negroes on youtube

Cjrane2:

[s]
The issue with Ebonyi roads are not because they were done with concrete, but they were also done by illiterate bricklayers without professional and experienced road construction engineers supervising them . So they just pour the concrete the way to do "german floor" in local village buildings. It is the same situation of asphalt roads done by village contractors where they leave the surface so rough you'd wonder if it will be better not to asphalt the road at all.

Concrete roads does not mean doing it in the village way that Ebonyi does it with illiterate bricklayers. In Europe, South Africa, and America, they use concrete roads widely. Even for highways. Yet, their concrete roads are as smooth as ever because they take time for finishing to ensure the surface is very smooth. Not just pouring concrete and walking away whether it hardens with some bumps on top of it isn't the business of the illiterate bricklayer who has no sense of high quality finish.[/s]

Stop this crab mentality and pull him down syndrome, it is despicable!

Umahi did solid roads, if you won't acknowledge that then swerve and stop yearning opata!

Cjrane2:
Anambra 2021: Ifejiofor Congratulates Soludo
--- Reassures of the Readiness of Anambra International Airport to commence full Commercial operations
Moses Pajimo Oraegbunam | I-Witness

Anambra State Commissioner for Works and Infrastructure, Engr. Marcel Ifejiofor has congratulated the winner of the November 6 Anambra State Governorship poll, Professor Chukwuma Soludo and his Deputy, Dr. Onyekachukwu Ibezim even as he commended the electorate for choosing the best team for the job.

Engineer Ifejiofor gave the message, yesterday, November 11, 2021, when some I-Witness Media Office members visited him at the newly commissioned Anambra International Airport, Nteje-Umueri.

Said he, " I thank ndi Anambra for voting APGA and Soludo on November 6th. APGA is Anambra and Anambra is APGA".
" This airport was started and completed in fifteen months. The magic is simple, we engaged competent contractors, once they generate certificates and they 're confirmed, the Governor pays. His Excellency, Governor Willie Obiano gave us both financial and moral support that enabled us achieve this ambitious project. Governor Obiano visits this airport every week. That's big encouragement".
Furthermore, the Works Commissioner insisted that the airport was ready for full commercial flight operations.
" The most important thing has been done which is to secure certificate from NCAA that this airport is ready for full Commercial operations and we have it.

Again, our Governor, Chief Willie Obiano commissioned this airport on October 30th. So, you can see that airlines have started setting up their counters. Airpeace has done theirs, Ibomair is coming, United Nigeria is coming and others. So, we are ready", the Commissioner remarked.
12.11.2021

https://www.facebook.com/IwitnessMediaOffice/posts/637248460987709

Like the Commissioner rightly stated, Gov. Obiano's weekly visits are a huge morale boost to the workers.

I hope Obiano continues his weekly inspections of the airport and ICC. Even if its just to see if Air Peace has built its counters and installation of television screens at departure and ticketing desk to show flight times and passengers entertainment.

Landmack:

My bro u lie..those roads are solid. In fact, I just read ur comment after I had already replied chimaA. Those roads in Ebonyi are clean and solid. All d way from Agbomege to Afikpo and then to Abakiliki,Dave Umahi tried on those roads. Ashphalts no be am Abeg. Maybe we should leave ashphalts for FG and use the concrete way for all our state roads

Don't mind those guys, because it was done by Umahi, the governor of a supposed poor state, then it must be village, local and not good enough.

Many of them have not driven on those roads but they will be condemning it with so much passion. One even said driving on it will spoil car, so it would be better if it was filled with potholes and gullies than smooth concrete? Another one rushed to bring YouTube videos from Ghana as the real deal, yet he forgot that Ghana is a country with access to international loans and foreign exchange earnings unlike Ebonyi that is just a state in Nigeria with very little resources at its disposal.

Rubbish!!

afube:






I find your assumed intellectual arrogance not only irritating but exceedingly vexatious! That is why the typical African will rather war war than jaw jaw! the more civilized thing to do is to ask those making such claims to back up their claim with verifiable evidence! not indulging in ad hominem attacks. For those who love knowledge and take time to seek please visit the following channels on youtube.com
....teotw [/b]ministries on youtube
.....[b]dante fortson ministries on youtube
......hebrew to negroes on youtube

There was a DNA test in 2017 and the result was "No ancestral link"

This is times of Israel
https://www.timesofisrael.com/messianic-jews-to-nigerians-youre-not-real-jews/

This is Nigerian media houses having a good laugh over the inferiority complex

https://dailypost.ng/2017/08/07/new-dna-test-result-reveals-igbos-jews/

https://www.sunnewsonline.com/igbo-not-jews-reveals-dna-report/

You can submit your own sample to Israel, they will most likely entertain it and clarify you.

Sometimes I just imagine the kind of laugh Israelis would be having over this inferiority complex, especially after the DNA test

Biafrarep:


Stop this crab mentality and pull him down syndrome, it is despicable!

Umahi did solid roads, if you won't acknowledge that then swerve and stop yearning opata!

My brother nobody is trying to pull anybody down. What he said is pure truth.
I doubt you have visited Ebonyi state at all.
Apart from the fact that the work is being done by local labourers, for me Asphalt remain the best when compared to the kind of concrete road I do see in Ebonyi state with rough surface
No road mark and sign.

What we need is just to improve the quality of our asphalt road.
Don't forget that all the asphalt roads built by Ngige 18years ago are all still intact with road mark.

[[s]quote author=Cjrane2 post=107564990]

I agree with you on doing high-quality job and using the private sector, landlords, etc. But the truth is that those won't be enough to address the huge gap in unpaved roads.

I agree that the Ebonyi artisans do a rough job on the Ebonyi roads, but we can then look out to do a fine finishing than reject the whole concept altogether simply because of Ebonyi artisans. it is like rejecting to build your house with cement because contractors of your neighbor's house in the village did such a shoddy job. While you forget the houses built with cement in Banana island and Abuja where they paid attention to detail using the same cement!

Even Ghana is switching to a concrete roads policy to build durable roads as quickly as possible, and within their budget.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WkXM5D8aJ8U


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vn11LP_-D_s
[/quote][/s]
Your foolishness is on top level tell me what is wrong these roads in ebonyi state?

And the discussion abounds and the narrative changes as we emerge out of the ashes into greatness

Pass11:
[[s]quote author=Cjrane2 post=107564990]

I agree with you on doing high-quality job and using the private sector, landlords, etc. But the truth is that those won't be enough to address the huge gap in unpaved roads.

I agree that the Ebonyi artisans do a rough job on the Ebonyi roads, but we can then look out to do a fine finishing than reject the whole concept altogether simply because of Ebonyi artisans. it is like rejecting to build your house with cement because contractors of your neighbor's house in the village did such a shoddy job. While you forget the houses built with cement in Banana island and Abuja where they paid attention to detail using the same cement!

Even Ghana is switching to a concrete roads policy to build durable roads as quickly as possible, and within their budget.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WkXM5D8aJ8U


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vn11LP_-D_s
[/s]
Your foolishness is on top level tell me what is wrong these roads in ebonyi state?

I just left Ebonyi state for Anambra... I wish i was in the position to make videos.
Apart from the fact that vehicle does not accelerate smoothly on the concrete road,Afiko to Okigwe road that was built just last year is now a mess. The concert has crack allover with pot holes...

Can you name the construction company handling the project you just posted?? Or better still name any capital project you know in Ebonyi and the construction company handling it?
Sorry to say Ebonyi projects are being over hyped. Even the airport is being handled by local labourers using bamboo for scaffolding. if you doubt me; name the construction company handling the airport project as we all know that Anambra airport is being handled by Craneburg, Nike flyover Enugu is being constructed by IDC.
Apart from the first 2 flyovers Umahi built in Ebonyi state, others are poorly and locally constructed by local labourers. Go there and see things for yourself... Starting from the beam to the walls of the flyover are carelessly casted with rough surface... This is why he is covering the finished work surface with PVC plastic panel in the name of beautification.

Till tomorrow asphalt road is far better than concrete road.