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| Re: 300-Bed Enugu International Hospital Now 99% Complete (Video, Pictures) by FOXDOSSIER: 4:39am On Jul 09 |
SmartPolician:It is not true. Mbah is all about media propaganda and noise |
| Re: 300-Bed Enugu International Hospital Now 99% Complete (Video, Pictures) by FOXDOSSIER: 4:42am On Jul 09 |
What Enugu has is more or less a tiny auditorium, not an ICC. Most of Enugu is slum and also Enugu lacks water, that’s where Enugu state should focus on. Let’s not even talk about the poverty there. NwokoloOwa: |
| Re: 300-Bed Enugu International Hospital Now 99% Complete (Video, Pictures) by FOXDOSSIER: 4:44am On Jul 09 |
uunwanaobong3:Don’t be deceived. Enugu state is all about media propaganda. The man has borrowed too much loan with almost nothing to show for it |
| Re: 300-Bed Enugu International Hospital Now 99% Complete (Video, Pictures) by FOXDOSSIER: 4:46am On Jul 09 |
Jaynotifier:Mbah is all about media propaganda. The guy has borrowed too much with almost nothing to show for it |
| Re: 300-Bed Enugu International Hospital Now 99% Complete (Video, Pictures) by NwokoloOwa: 8:42am On Jul 09 |
FOXDOSSIER:You are so ill-informed. You really don't know what you are typing. Statistically, Enugu is No 5 in the top 10 developed cities in Nigeria Infrastructurally, security wise and general living standard. And currently rated as the fastest growing hub in Southern Nigeria. |
| Re: 300-Bed Enugu International Hospital Now 99% Complete (Video, Pictures) by UzorIyke(m): 8:51am On Jul 09 |
FOXDOSSIER:No matter what, MBAH is trying, not up to 4yrs and you're already seeing his achievements, I'm from Imo State, based in Aba, but I works at Enugu sometimes, at least I went their once in a month and stayed up to 3 or 4 days, and I telling you what I'm seeing not media propaganda, I knew how much he invested already in the water sector and its failed, even though the contractors are China company i think CCECC (i might be mistaken, but it looks like them) and he keep on doing it, Enugu water issue is very big, even the federal government supposed to collaborate with the state to find the unending solution of water crisis in the state. Cheers to who that's working. |
| Re: 300-Bed Enugu International Hospital Now 99% Complete (Video, Pictures) by FOXDOSSIER: 12:55pm On Jul 09 |
NwokoloOwa:Just stop embarrassing yourself. Please Google the most developed states in Nigeria. Enugu state is not even the top ten. |
| Re: 300-Bed Enugu International Hospital Now 99% Complete (Video, Pictures) by FOXDOSSIER: 12:59pm On Jul 09 |
Please stop taking like a data boy from Enugu state. UzorIyke: |
| Re: 300-Bed Enugu International Hospital Now 99% Complete (Video, Pictures) by UzorIyke(m): 2:12pm On Jul 09 |
FOXDOSSIER:We don hear from Nairaland data boy. |
| Re: 300-Bed Enugu International Hospital Now 99% Complete (Video, Pictures) by NwokoloOwa: 4:38pm On Jul 09 |
FOXDOSSIER:I know you have no sense of details from you comments and presentations. Very weak There is difference between 'State' and 'City' okay. That's how people like you fail simple test. This is what Google gave on most developed cities in Nigeria: [b]The most developed cities in Nigeria are Lagos and Abuja, followed closely by key regional economic and educational hubs like Port Harcourt, Enugu, and Ibadan. According to regional performance and economic rankings, the leading developed cities include: Lagos: The financial and commercial powerhouse of West Africa, boasting extensive infrastructure, tech hubs, and prime real estate districts like Victoria Island and Lekki. Abuja: The Federal Capital Territory, renowned for its meticulous urban planning, modern road networks, and high concentration of foreign embassies and corporate headquarters. Enugu: Emerging as one of the top performing cities in the Southeast, prized for its excellent urban layout, rising real estate development, and peaceful environment. Port Harcourt: The epicenter of Nigeria's oil and gas industry in the Niger Delta, featuring luxury estates and significant expatriate-driven commerce. Ibadan: One of the largest cities by landmass, combining deep historical roots with major academic institutions and a rapidly growing tech scene. Other Notable Centers: Cities like Owerri, Onitsha, Aba, and Kano are also critical centers driving trade, manufacturing, and local economies across different regions of the country.[/b] Read this well, take details in before firing again because I know you would. |
| Re: 300-Bed Enugu International Hospital Now 99% Complete (Video, Pictures) by FOXDOSSIER: 5:03pm On Jul 10 |
All these is just to answer a simple question. Please take note that there’s nothing developed about Enugu. Most of Enugu is slum and also Enugu lacks water. Cities are marked by economic, infrastructure, and population density. Only Lagos, PH, Onitsha, Kano and maybe aba fits into this. Enugu is where people cannot live and make economic progress because it is not an economic inclined city. Cities like Enugu, Asaba, Awka, Owerri etc, are civil servants cities and not where people that want to do massive businesses like we see in Lagos, PH and Onitsha base. On the other side, Enugu state as a state is not also among the top most developed states in Nigeria. Here are the most developed states in Nigeria: Lagos, Rivers, Anambra, Delta and Kano. You can also google it and confirm. Enugu state is not even on the list of the top ten most developed states in Nigeria. Here are the indicators of development at sub national level: GPD, overall infrastructure, HDI, education, literacy rate, poverty rate, etc, in all of these Enugu state is ranking poorly. I can go on and on. Accept the truth and move on. NwokoloOwa: |
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