cjrane:
Wow!
I always wondered what that building was. Thank you so much Centje!

The next viable thing would be to dualize that road up to trans-Ekulo where it joins the Enugu-Onitsha expressway.Perhaps also dualize the section from Abakpa to the expressway too.

You are right! Spyder's new estate is also along that road!
That road has become a new axis of development in Enugu. A dual carriage way will accelerate development as traffic jams into the place will reduce.

cjrane:
Enugu, the Coal city state.

biafrandream:
This picture was taken this morning at Enugu train station, after the arrival of the train from PH.

cjrane:
ENUGU, Where modernity and serenity co-exist in harmony

That is how modernity looks to a primitive person. Dusty environment! Smh...!

biafrandream:
This picture was taken this morning at Enugu train station, after the arrival of the train from PH.

cjrane:
ENUGU, Where modernity and serenity co-exist in harmony

spyder880:
Special request to God, if there is anything like reincarnation, please return me back to earth after I am dead as an Enugu state native. I so much love the state

all4naija:
That is how modernity looks to a primitive person. Dusty environment! Smh...!

FKO81:

Good time are here again, one can enter train from PH to coal city weekend and groove.

centje:
my dear, the possibilities are endless. I so much love this development. Imagine working from monday to friday then comfortably enter any of those cities for weekend groove!

I heard it's 3 hours from ph to enugu, while by road its 5-6hours, no thanks to bad enugu-ph highway, traffic jam at ph and Aba.

spyder880:


Does anyone have the time table for the trains, I need to know when it leaves PH to Enugu, I am in PH and might return to Enugu this afternoon. Does the train run to Enugu today?
Where is the PH train terminal located?

spyder880:


Does anyone have the time table for the trains, I need to know when it leaves PH to Enugu, I am in PH and might return to Enugu this afternoon. Does the train run to Enugu today?
Where is the PH train terminal located?

spyder880:
Children children children

There is one thing I always notice whenever I look at Enugu residents, they all look well fed and responsible You can see happiness in the faces of every one on this pictures, their husbands and wives must be treating them well

Fhemmmy:


Chairman, while I love your zeal for this city and I do agree that it is nice, please tell me the percentage of people and kids represented in what you see and the actual number of people in that cit, how about those that couldn't afford those basic of life? I hope enough is been done as well to carry them along to some extent.

biafrandream:



If you followed this thread over the years, you would have realized that Spydder covers the rich and the poor in his publications. Besides, he is not the chief executive officer of Enugu State, and so there's little he can do to help the poor ones in the city. I hope you do not expect him to go and dig out all the dirt in Enugu to appear peasant-friendly, as that would run contrary to the objective of this thread. Don't forget that every city in the world has it's share of poor people. Thanks for remembering the hard-up families. Happy New Year.

biafrandream:



If you followed this thread over the years, you would have realized that Spydder covers the rich and the poor in his publications. Besides, he is not the chief executive officer of Enugu State, and so there's little he can do to help the poor ones in the city. I hope you do not expect him to go and dig out all the dirt in Enugu to appear peasant-friendly, as that would run contrary to the objective of this thread. Don't forget that every city in the world has it's share of poor people. Thanks for remembering the hard-up families. Happy New Year.

cjrane:


Nigerians often have the wrong notion that building infrastructure such as roads, schools, agricultural mechanization or attracting investment isn't helping the poor unless you dash bags of rice and beans.

The Chinese proverb " give a man a fish, he'll eat for a day, teach him how to fish, he'll eat forever" has taught that poverty alleviation is not about dashing rice and beans to the poor.

Gov. Chime has no rival in poverty alleviation by providing taxis on hire purchase, keke napep, building smooth roads to ensure transportation is safe, cheap and profitable to the taxi drivers. Many investment has been attracted to the state including Innoson factory. Providing security for people to secure their business places and shops. All these help people to find employment to pull themselves out of poverty, not just giving them rice and beans.

backtosender:
pls watch this nollywood movie i no that the movie industry which is the 3rd lardgest in the world is control by igbos both in producing and marketing i am happy most nollywood movies are being produced in the east which will help showcase it to the world beyond,look at how beautiful igboland is,people cannot believe is the same people that start with N20 struggle few yrs ago pls just look at the magnificent houses and beautiful environment in Enugu and tell me if alaigbo is nt the most beautiful land in africa.........igbos are special breed i believe it



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cKPA0hJHIAU


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

Fhemmmy:


That is not true sir, but you would agree with me that subsidized education will go a long way for the poor...... Please dont get me wrong, with what the governor of the state has done, i respect him cos roads and all he has done is important as well and again, i give him kudos.

Again, maybe i need to go through the entire thread to understand more of what the has been done to help the poor.

backtosender:
pls watch this nollywood movie i no that the movie industry which is the 3rd lardgest in the world is control by igbos both in producing and marketing i am happy most nollywood movies are being produced in the east which will help showcase it to the world beyond,look at how beautiful igboland is,people cannot believe is the same people that start with N20 struggle few yrs ago pls just look at the magnificent houses and beautiful environment in Enugu and tell me if alaigbo is nt the most beautiful land in africa.........igbos are special breed i believe it



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cKPA0hJHIAU


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

InyinyaAgbaOku:


Government education is not expensive in Enugu state. #1000 a term is not unaffordable