₦airaland Forum

Philipponzaghi:
Soludo is doing great work in Anambra. This flyover will ease traffic and boost local economy. Proud of his vision for a better state!

Since na southeast he dey good work..if na another governor for Southsouth or southwest Una go criticize m...yeye

Justnation:
A whole professor and former CBN governor celebrating an uncompleted bridge in 4 years of governance.
How low people can descend for politics

Abeg enlighten them.

Nothing to celebrate here....It's our funder mental human right to have all this basic amenities ,but some praise singers from each political groups,has made this as an achievement.

SmartPolician:
Two wrongs don't make a right.

The person you're quoting is a Yoruba man

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Ebubu2:
As far as Ebonyi people are concerned, we will keep fighting those who fight Ebonyians until they become the first to drop the sword. In the end, it was not us who instigated or started the war or incitations or discriminations, we are only on the defence.

If you said so..I will assure you you will and can never win it..know this and know peace.

Since someone quoted you by saying two wrong cannot make a right, you still maintained you gonna fight a fight that you have fought for centuries without achieving nothing

Justnation:
A whole professor and former CBN governor celebrating an uncompleted bridge in 4 years of governance.
How low people can descend for politics

It’s even more unfortunate that his state indigenes are praising him for it

Ebubu2:
Anambra people celebrating flyover that Ebonyi has over 15 of

even demons most times celebrate ,try to always form to be happy and celebrate good things even when you are bitter .don't be more demon than the demons

A basic flyover and an Uncompleted project? what's wrong with these leaders?

With all the dead and dilapidated roads littered everywhere in Anambra state especially nnewi soludo is embarking on this white elephant project instead of rehabilitating and expanding the existing roads.
We have the most intellectually bankrupt politicians ruling most of black African countries.

This singular flyover is more important, much needed and more strategic than the entirety of Ebonyi white elephant flyovers, except maybe Spera In Deo.

Ebonyi was played

Ebubu2:
Anambra people celebrating flyover that Ebonyi has over 15 of

Ebubu2:
Anambra people celebrating flyover that Ebonyi has over 15 of

Ekwulobia is not Awka, not Nnewi, not Ihiala, not even Onitsha. Ekwulobia is a village, but soludo is building a flyover there because of the need he saw for it there. So in terms of development don't compare Ebonyi State and Anambra State.

Ebubu2:
As far as Ebonyi people are concerned, we will keep fighting those who fight Ebonyians until they become the first to drop the sword. In the end, it was not us who instigated or started the war or incitations or discriminations, we are only on the defence.

All these Abakeleke people. Even when they claim to be educated, their behaviour is always disgusting.

Salewa97:
Soludo is doing great things for Anambra!

This flyover go make Ekwulobia shine brighter and ease traffic wahala.

Keep pushing, we dey feel the development!

Gbajue can't show such workings

Ebubu2:
why not talk to Anambra people who do it first you idiot ? Why attacking the man on the defence and not the discriminator on the attack ?

Why insulting the man? By their fruits, you shall know them. Very aggressive set of people.

Ebubu2:
Anambra people celebrating flyover that Ebonyi has over 15 of

We are celebrating generational wealth, I wish Ebonyi can say the same.

IzunnaOkafor:
By Izunna Okafor, Awka

Anambra State Governor, Prof. Charles Chukwuma Soludo, has reiterated the potency of the ongoing Ekwulobia Flyover to open up new vistas of opportunities for the state, upon completion.

The Governor stated this on his social media handle while reacting to and sharing photos showing the status and progress of works on the flyover.

The Governor, who attested that the flyover is seriously ‘taking a shape’, also expressed enthusiasm to drive through it.

He further reassured of his administration's commitment to creating a livable and prosperous homeland, which, he said, must begin with putting the right infrastructure in place.

He wrote: “One beam at a time, the Ekwulobia flyover bridge is taking shape.

“I look forward to driving through this key infrastructure that promises to open up new vistas of opportunities for our homeland.

“We are committed to creating a livable and prosperous homeland, and this must begin with putting the right infrastructure in place.

“May Anambra continue to win!”

Reports have it that Governor Soludo made a promise to embark upon an expansive but phased modernization and urban renewal of major urban areas in the state, starting with Awka, Onitsha, Nnewi, and Ekwulobia urban areas.

In a move to accomplishing these the Governor, who pledged to turn Ekwulobia into a model city, in 2023, flagged off the construction of a flyover, a modern bus terminal, adjoining roads, security building, a fire station, among others, in the area. The project is being handled by the AG Vision Construction Limited, and the flyover, which is about 300 meters long and 5.4 meters tall, has a delivery time of 18 months.

Many Anambra indigenes have envisaged that the construction of the flyover, modern bus terminal, and other facilities in Ekwulobia will bring about ease of movement from Anambra into Imo State through the Uga-Akokwa corridor; as well as significantly reduce travel time and enhance connectivity between the two states.

It is further believed by many, that, the flyover, upon completion, will not only enhance the aesthetic value of the city but also improve the socio-economic wellbeing of the residents and further open up the area.

Good one from Professor Soludo. Kudos.

More kudos when it is completed.

Let the gbajue fans show us the infrastructure the hero beer president provided his people for his 8 years as governor.

(You will start hearing the gbajue fans like Racoon say: it is not by infrastructure!).

Headless mob.

My beautiful home town

Ebubu2:
Anambra people celebrating flyover that Ebonyi has over 15 of

At least our airport is not as dormant and rotting away as your Ebonyi Airport.
Ours is busy 2-4-7

Ebubu2:
Celebrating uncompleted projects but angry about Port Harcourt to Maiduguri ongoing railway project because its Tinubu not Pita Hoe-bi

Anambra people are such a dunce.

Ur fardah a dunce

[quote author=Salewa97 post=131129089]Soludo is doing great things for Anambra!

This flyover go make Ekwulobia shine brighter and ease traffic wahala.

Keep pushing, we dey feel the development!

[and/quote]

How exactly is this flyover going to open up new vistas of opportunities for the State? Can you explain?

From the pic.... I just don't see the need for this. Flyovers are usually to fly over major highways or expressways .... k don't see what this one is really flying over ... local streets? I'm almost sure the money spent on this could've been better spent to improve infrastructure that will impact the lives of locals. ..e.g ....potable water infrastructure.... water in every home... simply turn on the tap.

JagabanB:
With all the ñoisè from this part of the country about how they are highly developed and the best in human development, you won't expect them to be celebrating a flyover in 2024, you won't expect the environment to be so dîrty with people littering the pIace with umbrellas where they sit to sell for sûrvîvaI.

Upper cut

Mr Gbajue has no Legacy in Anambra. Less I forget there are many beer parlors during his tenure

JagabanB:
With all the ñoisè from this part of the country about how they are highly developed and the best in human development, you won't expect them to be celebrating a flyover in 2024, you won't expect the environment to be so dîrty with people littering the pIace with umbrellas where they sit to sell for sûrvîvaI.

Please do you sell to die do you not sell to survive,most at times you guys reason from your nostrils,can you show me the picture of your own town let's compare and contrast.

Ebubu2:
Look at them celebrating an uncompleted project

Good governance has taken a back seat in Anambra

Dey play na front seat i dey before

Ebubu2:
Anambra people celebrating flyover that Ebonyi has over 15 of

Che you will not remove Ebonyi from that your useless mouth

Ebubu2:
Anambra people celebrating flyover that Ebonyi has over 15 of

Please remember to also add that airport that looks more like an amusement park

Ebubu2:
Anambra people celebrating flyover that Ebonyi has over 15 of

You don finally buy phone

Ebubu2:
will that stop Anambra people from denigrating and discriminating Ebonyians ?

Ebonyi people suffer from serious inferiority complex and that is exactly what you're displaying here

They better put cctv and 24hr security. I am still shocked by how Nigerians damaged the recently constructed Niger Bridge 2. We have some sick people in Nigeria

IzunnaOkafor:
By Izunna Okafor, Awka

Anambra State Governor, Prof. Charles Chukwuma Soludo, has reiterated the potency of the ongoing Ekwulobia Flyover to open up new vistas of opportunities for the state, upon completion.

The Governor stated this on his social media handle while reacting to and sharing photos showing the status and progress of works on the flyover.

The Governor, who attested that the flyover is seriously ‘taking a shape’, also expressed enthusiasm to drive through it.

He further reassured of his administration's commitment to creating a livable and prosperous homeland, which, he said, must begin with putting the right infrastructure in place.

He wrote: “One beam at a time, the Ekwulobia flyover bridge is taking shape.

“I look forward to driving through this key infrastructure that promises to open up new vistas of opportunities for our homeland.

“We are committed to creating a livable and prosperous homeland, and this must begin with putting the right infrastructure in place.

“May Anambra continue to win!”

Reports have it that Governor Soludo made a promise to embark upon an expansive but phased modernization and urban renewal of major urban areas in the state, starting with Awka, Onitsha, Nnewi, and Ekwulobia urban areas.

In a move to accomplishing these the Governor, who pledged to turn Ekwulobia into a model city, in 2023, flagged off the construction of a flyover, a modern bus terminal, adjoining roads, security building, a fire station, among others, in the area. The project is being handled by the AG Vision Construction Limited, and the flyover, which is about 300 meters long and 5.4 meters tall, has a delivery time of 18 months.

Many Anambra indigenes have envisaged that the construction of the flyover, modern bus terminal, and other facilities in Ekwulobia will bring about ease of movement from Anambra into Imo State through the Uga-Akokwa corridor; as well as significantly reduce travel time and enhance connectivity between the two states.

It is further believed by many, that, the flyover, upon completion, will not only enhance the aesthetic value of the city but also improve the socio-economic wellbeing of the residents and further open up the area.

Ebubu2:
Celebrating uncompleted projects but angry about Port Harcourt to Maiduguri ongoing railway project because its Tinubu not Pita Hoe-bi

Anambra people are such a dunce.