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This is beautiful, but I heard it's constructed by the government

BossGerald:
I know bruv, that's my almamater right there...but I'm talking about the stadium behind it.

The old stadium behind is own by state government that's where the are building Solution amusement park, there's already existing state stadium behind

Rikidony:
This is beautiful, but I heard it's constructed by the government

No it was built by CIC Old boys association

Bestmanfornow:
The old stadium behind is own by state government that's where the are building Solution amusement park, there's already existing state stadium behind

I don't understand, you mean soludo is building an amusement Park in that old stadium? The one that is very close to Emaus house??

chigator2:
Ndigbo were nmadu. ooh my biafra, come soon

If Igbos become an autonomous region...with their own things..

I can bet millions that they region will over take must improving small countries like Lesotho, Rwanda, Ghana, even Mauritius in about 20 years.

You can take that to the bank.

Now stubborn Igbos are developing everywhere...

This is Contonou Benin republic..and they have no oil.

BossGerald:
I don't understand, you mean soludo is building an amusement Park in that old stadium? The one that is very close to Emaus house??

Yes, the state house of assembly approved the money few weeks ago and that venue is the location for the water park project

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rBDgEj6nup8


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sOt723n8tQg

accordadoga26:
Commendable!!

Dem try..

At least let them develop southeast and not other people's lands always.

Awon developers alatike funfun

Thank God we have a good news coming from the Biafra land this time.

We don't want to hear any bad news from that side again.

Igbos lives matter.

They matter to us because we enjoy their wailings.

No igbo, no wailing

No wailing, boredom everywhere

Lol...u r not serious

Bestmanfornow:
Yes, the state house of assembly approved the money few weeks ago and that venue is the location for the water park project

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rBDgEj6nup8


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sOt723n8tQg

Anyways, the site is very strategic for such project, only if he can finish it in due time.

That your soludo seems confused

BossGerald:
Anyways, the site is very strategic for such project, only if he can finish it in due time.

That your soludo seems confused

They will, he is doing a lot across the state

BossGerald:
Anyways, the site is very strategic for such project, only if he can finish it in due time.

That your soludo seems confused

Awka mall included

Watch the ANSIPPA video released few hours ago

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sOt723n8tQg

Bestmanfornow:
They will, he is doing a lot across the state

A lot and yet to complete any reasonable one, go to that ifite road that leads to unizik you'll cry for those students.

Fegge is now a shadow of itself, courtesy of bad roads, ogbaru Road has disappeared...I don't understand exactly what soludo is doing.

Ọchọrọ ịchịrị aka ya niile wunye na ọnụ??

Mindlog:
A Nigerian secondary school having such infrastructure, commendable.

Giving back to the schools that nurtured one, is something everyone should be involved in.

This another stadium own by Grundtvig International Secondary School Oba, Anambra state

Oh, my days!

I remember that our refectory (Ụnọ Ose), was right where the new auditorium is now situated. It was where we separated the boys from the men. If you know say you be man, you go carry your house food chop (Igba rough). This was how you bought yourself a reputation as a tough guy on campus. Yours truly was a tough guy. You would then have to come to terms with our amiable headmaster, Reverend Father Charles Iheme (Odobro), and housemaster, Mr. Nworah, who would eventually treat your efup.

Those were the days. Our librarian was an Oyinbo woman. Yes, we had a well-stocked library, and our immediate neighbor, the Bigard Memorial Seminary, is also a renowned institution. Don't ask us what we did with their big, fresh-looking, juicy kerosene mangoes. These ones na umu mummy. Upcoming Reverend Fathers.

The College of the Immaculate Conception has produced great men and continues to produce some of the best students in Nigeria, and I am very grateful and immensely proud to be a Semper. We have witnessed a different Nigeria. Granted, CIC was an elite college then and still is. It was home to the children of politicians and successful business people, as well as ordinary people. The student population was, and still is, balanced.

It was a common sight to see the best and newest cars picking up students at one o'clock in the afternoon. It was as if cars were going out of fashion. Students will litter the campus with these cars on weekends, as we do in a show of who is who, and, of course, the off-campus parties (Ebọ).

Yes, CIC has produced the who's who of Southeast politics, business, academia, and entertainment. But there were also several students from the Southwest in my days between these walls. Chinedu Okoli (Flavour) is also an alumnus.

We experienced a different Nigeria, different from the mediocre leadership at all levels we are now confronted with. Those were the days when a Nigerian student could be sure of completing a 4-year course in exactly 4 years. We also had piped water in our homes. Our water taps at CIC gave us clean, government-produced water for the tuition and boarding fees our parents paid.

This is the Nigeria we are now fighting to return to, rather than having surpassed. At the very least, what we have here should not be exemplary, but ought to represent the minimum a Nigerian secondary school should embody.

I wish I had the new football pitch to play on when I was there, but I am very proud that some of those coming after us can now have and enjoy such a facility.

There will be more to come to CIC from us. And I am confident that the other classes will join the alumni in taking our noble CIC to greater and greater heights. I wish I could say the same for Nigeria as a whole, but that's why we are fighting against the agents of darkness that lurk around here, promoting retrogression in the name of, he is my tribesman. It is his turn.

It is nobody's turn. It is the turn of Nigeria and Nigerians. Make una finally change.
#All our eyes are on the judiciary.

BossGerald:
A lot and yet to complete any reasonable one, go to that ifite road that leads to unizik you'll cry for those students.

Fegge is now a shadow of itself, courtesy of bad roads, ogbaru Road has disappeared...I don't understand exactly what soludo is doing.

Ọchọrọ ịchịrị aka ya niile wunye na ọnụ??

It's a process, if you're in Awka you will acknowledge he is constructing many roads, he wants those area flagged off to be completed, he will flag more roads off soon, he had awarded roads in Fegge

accordadoga26:
Commendable!!

Dem try..

At least let them develop southeast and not other people's lands always.

Awon developers alatike funfun

Thank God we have a good news coming from the Biafra land this time.

We don't want to hear any bad news from that side again.

Igbos lives matter.

They matter to us because we enjoy their wailings.

No igbo, no wailing

No wailing, boredom everywhere

Onijogbon ni e

BossGerald:
Madam dey one place naa...make pesin know how to direct the thunder wey go fire you if need be.

She need no thunder
Naa AfghaniEastern pple need thunder ⛈

Bestmanfornow:
Igwebuike old boys association Awka has started contributing in rebuilding the school

This is one the basic reasons why Igbos have the best human capital development in Africa. Imagine a secondary school having facilities many higher institutions in Nigeria don't even have. This school you posted is a public secondary school in a rural area yet its entrance looks better than some higher institution in Nigeria.

The akuruo ulo mantra by Igbos is what will solidify our position going forward. Instead of Yorubas to learn from Igbos and at least change their brown roofs, they will rather shout ronu during election and attack innocent Nigerians over their choice of candidates. SMH.

SOSinNigeria:
This is one the basic reasons why Igbos have the best human capital development in Africa. Imagine a secondary school having facilities many higher institutions in Nigeria don't even have. This school you posted is a public secondary school in a rural area yet its entrance looks better than some higher institution in Nigeria.

The akuruo ulo mantra by Igbos is what will solidify our position going forward. Instead of Yorubas to learn from Igbos and at least change their brown roofs, they will rather shout ronu during election and attack innocent Nigerians over their choice of candidates. SMH.

Na so

CIC was the secondary school I attended.

SEMPER FIDELIS

CIC is always ahead of the rest

The school has produced many federal ministers, governors
e.g Clement Akpangbo, CC Onoh, Robert Akonobi, Chimaroke Nnamani, Sullivan Chima e.t.c.

Cooly100:
If Igbos become an autonomous region...with their own things..

I can bet millions that they region will over take must improving small countries like Lesotho, Rwanda, Ghana, even Mauritius in about 20 years.

You can take that to the bank.

Now stubborn Igbos are developing everywhere...

This is Contonou Benin republic..and they have no oil.

Even Nigeria in 30 years. Singapore is smaller than Lagos (smallest state in Nigeria ) by far but is still more developed and richer than Nigeria by per Capita.